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Boise Idaho News Interviews Grant

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Local Boise, Idaho news channel asks us some questions about snowpack. They left out me saying I think it’s too early to worry about snowpack – we’ve got time to catch up.

Click here to view the video clip.

We are in a La Nina weather pattern and are just waiting for the snow to stack up.

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2009 MFRT Season Update

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

We’re getting ready for another great season! Recent storms have brought snow pack levels up to above 90% of average! This is great news for the water season ahead. The time is now for planning your trip as we still have a few high water June dates as well as July dates available.

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Middle Fork of the Salmon Water Levels

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

Water levels for the 2008 are looking great as we enter February. The high mountains of Idaho are getting snow storm after snow storm. The city of Stanley (web cam link) has not seen the sun for quite some time. This translates into great water levels for our river rafting season. middle-salmon.jpgThis kind of water is great for the Salmon River as it cleans up the river like a big hose removing debris and wood that has been deposited in the river from our recent mud slides. Here is a link to a Idaho Snowpack report.

Our dates are filling up so if you would like to see the Middle Fork in the 2008 season contact us.

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