3 Ways College Students Can Decompress in Idaho’s Wilderness This Summer
As the spring college semester ends, you’re ready for a break and to decompress. You need to get away from academics, campus life, and the city.
The spring semester is wrapping up. Whether you’re taking a break for
the summer or graduating from college (congrats!), you have one thing
on your mind: decompressing. You need to get away from academics, campus life, and the city. You need Idaho’s wilderness.
Idaho offers tons of ways for college students to decompress during the summer. For those chasing thrills, there are 4-day whitewater rafting trips down the Salmon River or the Snake River. There are also more chill adventures. How will you decompress this summer?
An Epic Whitewater Rafting Trip with Camping
May is the start of whitewater rafting season on many of Idaho’s
rivers, including the Salmon River and the Snake River. If you want to
get away for a few days and don’t feel like planning anything, a 4-day,
all-inclusive Hells Canyon rafting with camping trip is the way to go.
Spend the first part of each day crashing through class II, III, and IV
rapids. Then make the most of the second half of each day hiking,
playing games, or chilling on sandy beaches before camping under the
stars. Delicious food is also provided on all-inclusive rafting trips!
A Backpacking Trip Through the Sawtooths
If your idea of decompressing this summer includes exploring some of
the wildest and most picturesque terrain in the entire state, this may
be the perfect summer for a backpacking trip through the Sawtooth Range
in central Idaho.
Many phenomenal alpine trails in the Sawtooth
Range become accessible in May, with many more in June and July. These
trailheads are easy to get to along Idaho State Highway 75 between
Ketchum and Stanley. Just be sure to check the forecast before heading
out!
Plenty of Epic Day and Weekend Trips, Too
If you’re an out-of-state student at one of Idaho’s schools, time may
be of the essence before you head home. You want a day trip or weekend
excursion. Idaho has countless options, including several within driving
distance of the state universities.
If you’re in Boise, head
down to Bruneau Dunes State Park for sand bodyboarding. If you’re in
Caldwell, head to Hells Canyon or the Seven Devils for some hiking. If
you’re in Moscow, stop by Dworshak State Park for wild views, nearby
beaches, swimming, and plenty more.
About America’s Rafting Co
Idaho’s
backcountry is a land of myths and legends. It’s where you can test
your mettle and make memories to last a lifetime. America’s Rafting Co
is your guide into Idaho’s epic wilderness. In the summer, take their
thrilling Snake River Idaho rafting
trip through Hells Canyon or their Salmon River whitewater rafting
trips. In the winter, head into the Payette National Forest for the
snowmobiling tours Idaho loves! America’s Rafting Co trips are perfect
for families, friend groups, and everyone who loves the outdoors.
Decompress this summer and book a guided trip at https://idahooutdoortours.com/
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