A Day on the River
Our guided drift boat tour gives you the day to see the sights along the river, explore the area, fish, and snack on a catered lunch. Each oar powered drift boat is rowed by a professional river guide. Life Jackets and lunch provided. Trip length 5-7 hours. $250 per adult
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10am: Meet us at the agreed location, usually at public access on the river.
10:30am: We will take a little time to get people and vehicles sorted, so that your vehicle is at the “Take-Out” when the day ends.
11am: Launch on the river.
12pm: Lunch on the river bank. Guides prepare lunch stream side while you swim or explore.
1pm-4pm: Swim, paddle, explore our way down the river.
4-5pm: arrive at end point of day. Typically, your car is waiting for you.
*** This is a typical day, though we are flexible and can customize to your needs. We are happy to make the day longer or shorter at no additional cost.
Overnight Trips
Your time on the Buffalo river doesn't have to end at sunset. Spend up to 5 days floating and camping right on the river. We provide the tents, sleeping pads, life jackets, and all meals cooked by your guides each day. Our guided drift boat trips are the perfect way to unplug and see the stars. Prices vary.
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Tents: our ALPS 3 season tents will keep you dry and secure. If you have your own tent, talk to us about which you should bring!
Sleeping pads: we provide top of the line sleeping pads to make sure you sleep well.
Chairs: we provide seating for lunch, and camp. Our boats are also equipped with padded seats with seatbacks.
Camp Games: we have a few games up our sleeves like bocce ball and cards.
Life Jackets: comfortable, high end jackets for all guests.
Dry bags: roll top dry bags for all of your personal gear.
Meals and the works: We provide all kitchen and eating needs, just bring your coffee cup with you to breakfast! *We cannot provide alcoholic beverages, but we are happy to ice yours down.
Find yourself out yonder.
Yonder Adventure Company, LLC is a permitted Guide Service by the National Park Service on the Buffalo River.