Factors Affecting TimesWhether it be a quick float or an overnight adventure, you need to be aware of how long your float will take. Please see the list of estimated float times below. These times are averages, but it is always a good idea to call your outfitter for the most recent floating information. Float times vary based on a number of factors:
Using a Raft or Tube?The times below are written for canoes and kayaks. For rafts or tubes, add 25-50% to the total estimated time. For example, a 4 hour float in a kayak will take 6 hours on a raft. Upper Current RiverThe most popular floats are highlighted in yellow. These tend to be very busy on summer weekends. To avoid the crowd, consider floating on weekdays or during the shoulder season.
Jacks Fork RiverThe most popular floats are highlighted in yellow. These are considered the easiest to reach, as they are closer to town.
Lower Current RiverThe most popular floats are highlighted in yellow.
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Last updated: August 30, 2024