Rogue River Rafting

Highlights

• Our unique Oregon rafting on the Rogue River include lodge-based trips that give you the best of both worlds - outdoor rafting fun during the day and comfort of a lodge at night.
• The rapids on this river make a perfect rafting adventure for your family.
• The Rogue River was named by French fur trappers who arrived here in the early 1820’s and had skirmishes with the local Indians of the area. The French called these people “les Coquins” which means “the Rogues” and named the river “La Riviere aux Coquins,” the Rogue River.
• Our trips flow through the most remote and scenic canyons of the Rogue River where the surrounding forest is brimming with wildlife, watching your every move as you cascade down the river.
• The variety of conifer and hardwood tree species, as well as evergreen shrubs in the Rogue River canyon is impressive.
• The Siskiyou and Klamath Mountains, through which the Rogue River flows, are world renowned for botanical diversity.
• The Rogue River has seen people living along its banks for thousands of years. Early Native Americans lived along the Rogue, or “Gelam” River. These included the Takelma, or Da-Gel-Ma, names that translate t o mean “those who live alongside the river.”

What's this trip about?

Rogue River rafting is unlike anything else in the United States. Where else 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.

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