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In a world that is so connected, it can be hard to find activities that can make kids and adults detach from their laptops and phones and reconnect with each other. So where does one look to see no electricity and wifi signals?

Mother Nature.

Specifically whitewater rafting in the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. That's right. There are no recharge cords on the river, and you'll have a tough time getting any kind of data or cell phone reception while in a canyon. It's perfect.

If you’re planning an event, you likely already know that many of your attendees greatest gauge of their experience hinge on just that- their experience, and you want to make it a great one! You don’t want something like transportation to be a hassle or a miserable experience, so here are some tips to make sure that it goes without a hitch!

You want your Idaho river raft trip to be an adventure you'll never forget, but you want all those memories to be good ones. Planning for your trip includes brushing up on some basic safety tips.

Stay Safe Out There

Idaho is famous for its world-class river raft experiences. Whether you're a first-time rafter or someone with years of experience, your safety must never come second.

Here are a few tips for staying safe on your next Idaho river raft trip.

Even if you've been on an Idaho river rafting trip before, it's a good idea to review some basic packing tips. Forgetting something important could ruin an otherwise perfect time, and it's always a good idea to come prepared.

Here's a quick look at some items to pack and safety tips to help make your Idaho river rafting trip memorable in all the right ways.