Wyoming River Trips
Wyoming River Trips
Wyoming River Trips in Cody runs whitewater rafting and river journeys on the Shoshone and North Fork. You can pick from 1-hour Upper Canyon floats up to multi-day expeditions, all guided with a safety-first approach. Equipment like life jackets and helmets are included, with wetsuit rentals and photo packages available.
Ethnobotany Float blends river travel with ethnobotany plant-history education
Quick facts
- Duration
- 1 hour on water, 1-1.5 hours on water
- From price
- $50
- Group style
- Minimum 4 guests for custom trips; mix of intimate and larger groups
- Difficulty
- Class II, Class II+
- Cancellation
- No published cancellation policy; contact Wyoming River Trips directl…
- Guide certification
- CPR/First Aid certified; some guides with Swiftwater Rescue certifications
- Meeting point
- 233 Yellowstone Avenue, Cody, WY 82414
✓ Book this if…
- You want reliable, varied river trips near Yellowstone with strong safety emphasis. ❌
- Families and first-timers on gentler trips; North Fork appeals to thrill-seekers
× Skip it if…
- You’re hunting the absolute rock-bottom price or only want a single, very short option.
- Notify operator of health restrictions; pregnancy consult
- Not published; weather may affect schedule
Before you book
Do I need rafting experience or can a complete beginner do this trip?
Beginners can join many trips; safety briefing and guided instruction are provided; gentler Class II routes suit first-timers while Class III+ sections require some paddling confidence.
Is the price worth it compared to renting gear myself?
Your ticket covers a guide, safety briefing, and transport; renting gear alone costs more for multi-hour trips, and you’ll still need a guide and shuttle.
What if I need to cancel due to weather—do I get a refund?
No published policy here; contact the operator directly to confirm weather-related refunds or rescheduling options.
Can my 8-year-old keep up on the trips?
Minimum age is typically 6 for most trips; kayaking requires 15+ and good swimming or adult accompaniment for under 15; ensure the chosen trip matches your child’s ability.
Do the guides really know where the best rapids are, or is it luck?
Guides are trained, CPR/First Aid certified, with risk-management briefings; routes and decisions are based on river conditions and safety considerations.
