Rogue River Scenic
Whitewater rafting
Join us for a day surrounded by Oregon's natural beauty
on the scenic Rogue River "Recreation" section.

Provided on all
whitewater trips
Nestled in the steep tree-covered hillsides north of Grants Pass, this trip launches on the Rogue River as it winds through the stunning scenery of Hellgate Canyon in the Recreation section of the river. Your guide will train you on basic paddling and river lingo before you splash through a variety of water along the river - calm pools, small riffles, and class I-III whitewater. There are ample opportunities to swim, enjoy the scenery, and have fun in splashy whitewater. This trip is just what you need on a hot summer day. No experience necessary, we'll teach you everything you need to know. In the event that you go swimming (either on purpose or not), all participants will be provided with life jackets.
Half day: $95 adult/ $85 youth
Full day: $145 adult/ $135 youth
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Experienced and friendly guides
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Life jackets and helmets
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Quality rafts and whitewater safety equipment
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Opportunities to see ospreys, deer, herons, kingfishers, geese, box turtles, and mink.
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Full day trips include a riverside packed lunch
for adventurers
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No experience necessary
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Participants should be comfortable in the water and able to follow guide instruction
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Age 8 and up (give us a call if you have younger kids, we may be able to accommodate kids as young as 3)
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Contact us with specific questions

Getting there
We'll meet at Hog Creek County Park boat ramp near the town of Merlin. You'll park at Hog Creek and we'll shuttle you back to your vehicle at the end of the float. Check the weather and bring clothing that can get wet and dry quickly: board shorts/swim trunks, rash guards/athletic t's, sun hat, fleece jacket (for cool weather), and sandals or tennis shoes. We will provide a dry bag for layers and cell phone/wallet/keys. If the weather is chilly we'll also provide splash tops. Don't forget sun protection and water bottles.
Most people don't have cell phone service at Hog Creek County Park, so if you're running late just send us a text before you leave town.
This trip operates on the traditional territory of the ancestral lands of the Cow Creek Umpqua, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, Tolowa Dee-ni’, Takelma, and Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians.