Triangle X Ranch - National Park Float Trips

02/23/2024

Best of Jackson Hole 2024 The Nomination period for Best of Jackson Hole 2024 is from Friday, February 9 at 12 p.m. to Sunday, February 18 at 11:59 p.m. The Voting period for Best of Jackson Hole 2024 is from Friday, February 23 at 12 p.m. to Friday, March 8 at 11:59 p.m.

07/12/2022

Sunrise float situations!

07/02/2022

The floaters found their way to the corrals this afternoon!

06/24/2022

Help someone along today! And have a great weekend!

06/20/2022

6/18 UPDATE: Yellowstone National Park’s SOUTH loop will reopen to the public on Wednesday June 22. Visitors traveling to park in coming weeks must stay informed about the new interim visitor entry system.
ENTRY LIMITS — To balance the demand for visitor access, park resource protection and economic interests of the communities, the park will institute an interim visitor access plan. The interim plan, referred to as the Alternating License Plate System (ALPS), was suggested as a solution by gateway communities during major public engagement with the park this past week. Park managers and partners have agreed this system is the best interim solution to ensuring the south loop does not become overwhelmed by visitors. The National Park Service will actively monitor the license plate system and is concurrently building a new reservation system that will be ready for implementation if needed.

Alternating License Plate System (ALPS)

Public vehicle entry will be allowed based on whether the last numerical digit on a license plate is odd or even.
Entrance will be granted based on odd/even days on the calendar.
Odd-numbered last digits on license plates can enter on odd days of the month.
Even-numbered last digits (including zero) on license plates can enter on even days of the month.
Personalized plates (all letters, for example "YLWSTNE") will fall into the “odd” category for entrance purposes.
Plates with a mix of letters and numbers but that end with a letter (for example "YELL4EVR") will still use the last numerical digit on the plate to determine entrance days.
Entrance station staff will turn away vehicles attempting to enter the park when the odd/even numerical digits do not correspond to the odd/even calendar date for entrance.
Exceptions

Current commercial use operators with active commercial use permits will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number. This includes commercial tours and stock groups.
Visitors with proof of overnight reservations in the park will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number. This includes hotels, campgrounds, and backcountry reservations.
Commercial motorcoaches will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number.
Motorcycle groups may enter on even dates only.
Essential services like mail and deliver, employees and contractors may enter regardless of license plate number.
READ MORE
https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/news/220613.htm

06/15/2022

Hi all,
We know many of you are concerned about the recent flooding and evacuations in Yellowstone. Fortunately, the Snake River system is unaffected by the recent events, and our scenic float trips are operating as scheduled. Please see below for additional information, and feel free to give us a call if you have any questions or concerns.

Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park, and the Bridger Teton National Forest are still open for those who have booked a trip to Yellowstone and are concerned about recent closures and evacuations. Lodging, including camping, is available in town, and there are still a variety of activities to enjoy. For those displaced by the closures and needing assistance, please call Visitor Services at 307-733-3316 from 8 am-8 pm. For after-hours, please visit https://www.jacksonholechamber.com/

06/15/2022

Great time on the water getting dialed with on the Snake River! Thank you, Joe, for a great afternoon.

12/09/2021

08/13/2021

Great week on the river! Have a nice weekend y’all!

06/07/2021

Looks like it’s going to be a great week on the river...

05/30/2021

Top things we learned from float guide, James, on yesterday’s trip:

1. If you like murder mystery podcasts, make sure to ask your guide the story of Deadman’s Bar (where our floats launch from the Snake River)... it’s a thriller!

2. A section of the Snake River is referred to as The Disney Channel... Walt Disney himself plays a significant part in the reason why...

3. How to identify a mature bald eagle from a young bald eagle.

4. Pelicans vacation in the Snake River for the summer 😮

5. The characteristics of a glacier and what separates it from other snow beds.

6. The names of each peak in the Teton mountain range.

7. What the Tetons were called by Native Americans before the French renamed them and where their original name still lives on today.

Thank you for all the knowledge, James! We can’t wait to tell our friends!