This outing starts near Float Creek off Josephus Lake Road and Forest Road 285. The trip takes on very challenging rapids and difficult maneuvering is expected. Whitewater rafting and kayaking in Idaho is usually more difficult compared to other states, so do use caution and know that the rivers here are less forgiving. Expect a lot of great vistas of the surrounding canyons and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. This section of water is long enough for an overnight trip, and there are The route ends at the confluence with Middle Fork Salmon River. A wilderness permit can be obtained from a Forest Service Facility or a registration box.