Bruneau River

The Bruneau River cuts a remote and dramatic path northward from the high desert plateaus of northern Nevada into southwestern Idaho, carving canyons up to twelve hundred feet deep through ancient volcanic rock and basalt cliffs. In this wild and scenic corridor of colorful hoodoos and sheer walls, visitors seek solitude through multi-day whitewater rafting and kayaking, while hiking, wildlife viewing and quiet exploration of the rugged high-desert landscape complete the experience.