We recommend leaving your pet(s) at home. If you are traveling with your pet(s) and need to find a place for them to stay while you are on a trip with us, we have some recommendations for lodging for your pet: One Day stay: Canine Club (541) 507-1230 If you have any questions about our trips, please call our offices 7 days a week at 1-800-336-1647. Our friendly office staff is glad…
Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Lodge is a great option for the night before your trip launches. Once on the river, depending on your trip, you might stay at one or more of the following lodges: Black Bar Lodge, Marial Lodge, and Paradise Lodge. Lodging Options before and after your trip Weasku Inn (541) 471-8000 (about $195) – www.weasku.com Double Tree Guest Ranch (541) 416-0120 (about $145) – www.doubletree-ranch.com The Lodge at Riverside…
We do a picnic style lunch that includes healthy light meals ideal for river trips. On our camp trips, our guides will turn into gourmet cooks. They will cook anything from bbq chicken to fajitas to salmon and steak. They follow it up with a dessert like chocolate cake, vanilla pudding cake, or our famous pineapple upside down cake. Breakfasts could include eggs and bacon, bagel bar, or french toast. Snacks…
We serve water and juice on our trips. You are responsible for bringing anything else you would like to have.
We do not provide alcohol. You are welcome to bring alcohol with you on the trips. On multiple day trips, we provide a cooler for you to store any extra drinks that you would like to bring. Marial and Paradise Lodge also offer a wide selection of alcoholic beverages to purchase at a ‘wilderness’ price.
When you book a trip we will send out an itinerary on what you need to bring or you can download a PDF.
Dressing safely and comfortably (not to mention fashionably) for river trips is a challenging task. It is very important and should not be taken lightly. For much of the season, you will need two sets of clothing: one for on the hike/rafting and one for camp or the lodge. Sun protection is always a priority. There is no shade on the river. Please wear shoes that attach to your feet.…
On the Wild and Scenic Section, the lodges have traditional bathrooms and there are several pit toilets along the trail. Your guides will always be able to direct you to the nearest toilet on the trail. They also carry emergency toilet kits that are available for use at all times.
Rapids are classed on a scale from 1 to 6. The Wild and Scenic Rogue River includes rapids ranging from Class 1, 2, 3, and two Class 4 rapids that are easily walked around if preferred. Class I (easy) – Moving water with small waves that can tug a boat. This is the calmest class, with minimal maneuvering required. Class II (novice) – Easy rapids, with waves up to 3 ft…
Most common are poison oak and ticks. We, of course, have bears and rattlesnakes too. However, bears and snakes are rare, but poison oak and ticks are not. If you are scared of heights, there a few spots on the trail that do have a significant drop to the river. We encourage you to use caution when passing these areas.
