The Jarbidge River, located in northeastern Nevada, offers a challenging and exciting whitewater experience for paddlers. The ideal streamflow range for the Jarbidge River is between 400-800 cfs, which provides excellent rapids and drops for kayakers and rafters.

The river is rated as Class III-IV, with several sections that require technical skills and knowledge of whitewater safety. The segment mileage of the Jarbidge River is approximately 50 miles, with the upper section being the most challenging and the lower section being more suitable for intermediate paddlers.

Some of the specific river rapids and obstacles on the Jarbidge River include Lethal Weapon, a Class IV rapid with a steep drop and technical maneuvering required, and Painted Gorge, another Class IV rapid with a series of drops and tight turns.

There are specific regulations for the Jarbidge River area, including a permit requirement for all boaters, which can be obtained through the Forest Service. Additionally, there are restrictions on camping and fires in certain areas, as well as rules regarding the use of toilets and human waste disposal.