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The Confluence Collection

At ROW Adventures, we’ve always believed that travel can, and should, be a powerful force for good. These journeys connect people not only to wild and wondrous places, but also to the movements, communities, and organizations that safeguard them.

Much like the meeting of two rivers, The Confluence Collection celebrates the point where purpose and adventure merge. Each trip in this series flows from collaboration—with conservation groups, advocacy organizations, and Indigenous-led initiatives all creating something greater and more enduring than any one current alone.

These departures invite you to go deeper: to learn and listen, to engage and give back. Each is grounded in shared values and long-standing partnerships, reflecting our belief that connection and stewardship belong at the heart of every journey.

More than river trips, these are journeys of meaning—where the currents of adventure and purpose converge to shape a stronger, more vibrant future.

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Guests floating down the Wild & Scenic Salmon River in Idaho, part of a ROW Adventures conservation rafting experience with stunning mountain reflections.
Guided hikers exploring the historic trail along Oregon’s Rogue River, learning about watershed health and river conservation in protected wilderness.
Indigenous cultural educator sharing traditional regalia during a Salmon River conservation trip, highlighting Native knowledge and heritage on public lands.
ROW Adventures rafting trip on Idaho’s Main Salmon River, surrounded by forested canyons on a conservation-focused whitewater expedition.
Great blue heron standing on river rocks near rapids in Oregon, symbolizing healthy riparian habitats and the importance of wild river protection.
Milky Way over an Idaho river canyon on a ROW Adventures trip, celebrating wild rivers, dark skies, and the untouched beauty of protected public lands.
Young participants on a conservation rafting program pause to take in the view above Idaho’s Salmon River, connecting with land and leadership.
Two young girls learning about wildlife using an animal tracks guide during a nature-based education program in Idaho, supporting youth connection to the outdoors.
Native pictographs on canyon walls in Idaho, encountered on a ROW Adventures river trip honoring Indigenous history, sacred sites, and cultural preservation.
Golden hour sun setting over the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho, a Wild and Scenic waterway protected through advocacy and conservation efforts.
Youth from Pandion Institute navigating whitewater rapids on the Lower Salmon River with ROW Adventures, gaining river guiding skills through hands-on conservation education.
River guide teaching guests about Indigenous rock art on the Snake River, sharing stories of ancestral presence and cultural heritage along a conservation rafting route.
Group photo of ROW Adventures guests during a Salmon River conservation trip, celebrating community, advocacy, and outdoor adventure.
Guests floating down the Wild & Scenic Salmon River in Idaho, part of a ROW Adventures conservation rafting experience with stunning mountain reflections.
Guided hikers exploring the historic trail along Oregon’s Rogue River, learning about watershed health and river conservation in protected wilderness.
Indigenous cultural educator sharing traditional regalia during a Salmon River conservation trip, highlighting Native knowledge and heritage on public lands.
ROW Adventures rafting trip on Idaho’s Main Salmon River, surrounded by forested canyons on a conservation-focused whitewater expedition.
Great blue heron standing on river rocks near rapids in Oregon, symbolizing healthy riparian habitats and the importance of wild river protection.
Milky Way over an Idaho river canyon on a ROW Adventures trip, celebrating wild rivers, dark skies, and the untouched beauty of protected public lands.
Young participants on a conservation rafting program pause to take in the view above Idaho’s Salmon River, connecting with land and leadership.
Two young girls learning about wildlife using an animal tracks guide during a nature-based education program in Idaho, supporting youth connection to the outdoors.
Native pictographs on canyon walls in Idaho, encountered on a ROW Adventures river trip honoring Indigenous history, sacred sites, and cultural preservation.
Golden hour sun setting over the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho, a Wild and Scenic waterway protected through advocacy and conservation efforts.
Youth from Pandion Institute navigating whitewater rapids on the Lower Salmon River with ROW Adventures, gaining river guiding skills through hands-on conservation education.
River guide teaching guests about Indigenous rock art on the Snake River, sharing stories of ancestral presence and cultural heritage along a conservation rafting route.
Group photo of ROW Adventures guests during a Salmon River conservation trip, celebrating community, advocacy, and outdoor adventure.

2026-2027 Confluence Collection Trips

We believe that adventure and advocacy go hand in hand. Our conservation trips are designed to celebrate the rivers we love while supporting the people working to protect them. In partnership with leading environmental organizations, these special departures offer more than just world-class whitewater. They’re a chance to learn, engage, and give back.

The Main Salmon River with Advocates for the West - August 24–29, 2026 

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The Rogue River with Rogue Riverkeeper - Dates to be announced

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Working Together to Support Wild Rivers

A group of young rafters from the Pandion Institute program navigate whitewater rapids in a red ROW raft, sharing smiles and celebration as they paddle downstream.
Close-up view of salmon swimming in clear water, their scales glimmering beneath the surface—a reminder of the vital conservation work to protect wild salmon runs.
A group of ROW Adventures guides and guests standing on a hillside overlooking the Salmon River canyon, smiling after a day of rafting through Idaho’s rugged landscape.
Young participants from the Pandion Institute rafting program paddle a red ROW raft across calm river water, learning river skills and teamwork under blue skies.
A person floats peacefully in the calm waters of Idaho’s Salmon River, surrounded by steep canyon walls and a bright summer sky overhead.

The Pandion Institute

We’ve been honored to host a transformative program with Pandion Institute on Idaho’s Lower Salmon River. Native youth ages 16–20 came together to connect with culture and history while learning river skills, outdoor leadership, and what it means to step into the role of a professional river guide.

Pandion’s vision centers on reciprocity, respect, and collaboration. Through mentorship and immersive training, they’re helping Indigenous young adults find belonging and purpose in the outdoor industry.

Save Our Wild Salmon

Proceeds from our 2025 Salmon River Canyons x Kula Cloth trip supported Save Our Wild Salmon, an organization working to restore healthy river ecosystems and protect the iconic fish that sustain wildlife, cultures, and communities across the Pacific Northwest.

For over 30 years, Save Our Wild Salmon has been leading the fight to remove outdated dams, reconnect salmon to their spawning grounds, and restore the natural flow of the rivers they depend on. Their work not only supports the survival of endangered salmon and steelhead but also strengthens ecosystems and honors the lifeways of Indigenous communities who have relied on these fish for generations.

Step Into the Flow

Explore the collection and discover your next adventure while creating a lasting impact.

Continue the Journey

Discover how our Mission & Values guide everything we do and how we’re Supporting Community & Conservation across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.