Oregon River Rafting
White Water Rafting in Oregon
Rogue River Rafting
Rafting
Season: May through October
Rogue River rafting trips: the area that is noted for Upper Rogue River
rafting is the runs from Shady Cove to Gold Hill.
The Rogue River runs over gravel bars and bedrock for about 30 miles here
with numerous access points to launch. Most all
Upper Rogue River rafting runs can
be made in 2 to 4 hours. Shuttle
service and Rafting Rentals are available in Shady Cove and Gold Hill.
Rapids are
rated rafting class 1 to class 3, good amount of wildlife and nice scenery. Good
family Oregon rafting fun with time left in the day for evening plans.
Contact our Oregon Rafting Guides
Oregon River Rafting Trips
Middle Rogue River Rafting
Rafting
Season: May - October
Rogue River Rafting in this area is one of
the best areas for a family day rafting trip. Middle Rogue River Rafting runs are from Gold Hill to Galice.
Day rafting trips will run 6 to 15 miles per day with several deep and scenic Canyons. A
rafting trip to remember can be done in a day here. Summer rafting water
temperatures will be in the mid to low 70's with air temperatures of near 90
degrees.
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Oregon
Rafting Guides
Oregon River Rafting Trips
Rogue River Rafting / Rogue Canyon Rafting
Rogue River Rafting
Family Rafting Trips with O.A.R.S.
 Rogue River Canyon rafting ranks in the top 10 of Whitewater
Rafting vacations in the United States. People come from the world over to vacation in Oregon and
go on a Rogue River Canyon rafting trips.
The United States Congress set the Rogue River Canyon section aside in 1968 as a special national treasure. Named as one of the
original Wild and Scenic Rivers the Rogue River Canyon is the best of Oregon
Rafting. Most Rogue River Canyon Rafting trips are 2 to 4 days to make the 45-mile journey from Galice
Oregon to Foster Bar.
Oregon
Rafting Guides
Rogue
River Rafting - Oregon Rafting: Whitewater
Warehouse
 Nowhere
else in the United States can you raft a
wilderness river and stay in a comfortable
lodge each evening! ROW Adventures is one of
few outfitters able to provide these Rogue
River lodge-based trips due to our
relationships with the exclusive lodges
along the Rogue River.
The Rogue River is one of
the most famous rivers in the American West
and, for good reason. Flowing from Oregon’s
Cascade Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, our
Rogue River rafting trips take place on the
most scenic section flowing through the
heart of the Rogue River Wilderness. Fun,
intermediate rapids, warm water and a
green-forested canyon make the Rogue River
the perfect natural playground. ROW
Adventures’ Rogue River whitewater rafting
trips are particularly unique because each
night you stay at a remote riverside lodge
where you enjoy your own room with private
bathroom.
During the day you raft
through the Rogue River's splashy rapids
and, in the quiet pools between, watch for
deer, black bear, river otters and a variety
of birds that make this canyon their home.
Like all great whitewater rafting trips,
there's plenty of variety along the way
including walks to historic homesteads and
superb hiking trails. Few rivers offer such
a magical blend of fun suitable for all
ages.
Upper & Lower Klamath River Rafting
Rafting Season: May - October
Klamath River
Rafting Family Rafting Trips with O.A.R.S.
Both
rafting and kayak enthusiasts are drawn to the Klamath River for the
scenic beauty of the Klamath River.
White Water Rafting in Oregon
North Umpqua River Rafting
Whitewater River Rafting Classifications
Class: Class I to V
The North Umpqua
River will challenge all Oregon rafting enthusiasts, with great whitewater
rafting rapids. The
North Umpqua
River is rated from Class I to Class V rafting rapids. Oregon rafting guides are permitted by the BLM and USFS to provide
Umpqua River rafting trips to the public. Best months for the North
Umpqua River are May, June and into July, depending on weather.
Oregon
Rafting Guides
CLASS I Whitewater Rafting Classification
Easy River Rafting. Small waves, regular river passages clear.
North Umpqua River Whitewater Rafting Class I
CLASS II Whitewater Rafting Classification
Easy River Rafting. Medium difficulty rapids, with clear river passages.
Rogue River Rafting - Canyon Whitewater Rafting Class II
CLASS III Whitewater Rafting Classification
Medium difficulty river rafting. Numerous waves, high; irregular rocks, eddies;
whitewater rapids with clear passages that are narrow, requires expertise in
manuvering; scouting advised.
North Umpqua River Rafting Class III
CLASS IV Whitewater Rafting Classification
Difficult Rafting. Long rapids; waves powerful, irregular; dangerous rocks; boiling eddies;
scouting passages difficult; scouting mandatory for first time passage; precise maneuvering required
with powerful flows.
Blossom Bar in the Rogue River Canyon Class IV
Note: The Drift Boat Wrapped around the rock in center of Photo
BEYOND CLASS IV Whitewater Rafting Classification
Generally considered un-run-able except with covered or specially equipped boats.
Rogue River Rafting Rainey Falls / Class V
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