The Cabarton River Run in Idaho boasts a Class II-III level of difficulty, with a scenic 8-mile stretch of the Payette River that's perfect for novice and intermediate paddlers. The river is narrow, with numerous boulder gardens, ledges, and some small drops that require careful maneuvering. The best time of year to float this section of water is from May to early July, with recommended flows ranging between 800-2000 CFS. This section of river is a great option for those seeking a fun and challenging adventure in a beautiful Idaho wilderness setting.