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Have a thirst for adventure that a day on the water can’t quite quench? No worries, Hydra still has you covered! Our Adrenaline Junkie package takes you from water to sky, giving you the thrill of world class rapids, paired with the exhilaration of skydiving from 10,000 ft.

With over 30 years of experience guiding rafters of all ages and experience levels, Hydra is happy to offer custom group trips for those looking to accommodate groups of 8 or more. Whether you’re looking to make a splash before you take the plunge, celebrate a birthday, or take dad on a Father’s Day adventure he’ll always remember, we’ve got a trip for you!

Hydra’s official 2018 season hasn’t kicked off on the Kicking Horse quite yet (we’re crossing our fingers and waiting for the snow to clear right along with you!), there’s no time like the present to book your rafting adventure!

One of our most frequently asked questions is: "is the water you raft in cold?". The answer is yes. Why? The Kicking Horse is a glacier fed river, and just like putting ice cubes in your water, that run off keeps things refreshingly chilly.

Hydra River Guides knows that there’s no shortage of rafting companies to help you get wet and wild this summer. For over 30 years, we’ve been fortunate to call the Kicking Horse River home and to guide adventurers down the water we know and love.

The Hydra River Guides team is excited to welcome you to the 2017 rafting season! Our staff is returning for another on the river, and as of May 15th, Hydra is thrilled to guide visitors down the infamous Kicking Horse River.

Stuck on what to get dad for Father’s Day (June 18th, in case you forgot) this year? If a round of golf, tie, or barbecue tongs aren’t quite Pop’s speed, you might just win bonus points for coming up with a rafting adventure.

After months of hard work and dedication, Hydra River Guides is pleased to launch our brand new website.

Strike a pose, make a splash, and team with your wedding party in conquering the mighty Kicking Horse River.

Combining fast speeds with river obstacles gives you whitewater rapids, the popular rafting kind that require trained riders to conquer.