Common Questions

What is the easiest way to get to the Rogue River?

The Rogue is just off Interstate 5, north of Medford and Grants Pass, OR. It is an easy, one-day drive from the San Francisco Bay Area and from Portland. If you choose to fly, Medford has an active regional airport. There are several shuttle services available that can transport you from the airport to our meeting place at Galice. If you need help arranging a shuttle, call our office and we will be glad to assist you.

guides Who are our guides?

We have an outstanding crew of guides, all of whom are dedicated to providing our guests with a memorable, fun rafting vacation. Are guides are professional, upbeat, and focused on service. Check out our staff page for guide profiles.

What the weather like on the Rogue?

The summertime weather on the Rogue is usually pleasant, with daytime high temperatures averaging in the low 90's and early morning lows in the 50's. If you bring the few clothing items that we recommend on your packing list, you will be quite comfortable.

What are your age limits?

Many of our guests on the Rogue are families with children. Six years old is our minimum age for kids.

How do I make a reservation?

Our reservations office is open 7 days a week to assist you. Give us a call, or send us an email and we will help you to plan your rafting vacation. We can also give you suggestions about other activities to enjoy while you are in the southern Oregon area.

Do I need camping gear for my trip?

If you are booked on one of our camping, or camp/lodge combination trips, you are welcome to bring your own sleeping bag, tent, and pad, or to borrow our gear. We do not charge a rental fee for the use of our gear. We provide this gear as part of our commitment to outstanding service.

Are there mosquitoes, or other bugs that bite?

If you are booked on a trip that stays at lodges, you might experience some mosquitoes in the evening. The lodges irrigate around their buildings for fire protection, and mosquitoes can hatch in this water. For the most part, biting insects are not a problem on the river.

How many people can we book on a trip?

Our permit is issued from the Bureau of Land Management and restricts the number of guests that we can bring on each trip. Permit space limits per trip size to either 12 or 20 guests, depending on the date. Visit our website, or call our office for availability.

Can you accommodate special needs?

Yes! We will work with you to accommodate dietary, medical, or other needs that you may have.

Can I bring a musical instrument?

Yes please. Let us know in advance and we will provide a waterproof bag to protect your instrument.

Can I bring wine, beer or other drinks on the trip?

We provide dinner wine, beer, soda, juice and plenty of ice water on the trip. You are welcome to bring cocktails, or other beverages as well. We'll store your drinks in our coolers or boxes and provide them to you upon request.

Should I purchase trip insurance?

Yes. Unforeseen circumstances sometimes arise and trip insurance can protect you in the event of a last minute cancellation. We have a good policy available through Travelex Insurance.

What kind of rafts to you use?

On most trips, we bring a combination of three kinds of boats. Oar boats to carry gear and for guests who would like to ride and relax, a paddle boat where guests paddle under the direction of a guide, and one and/or two person inflatable kayaks. You are welcome to rotate around and try the different boats during the course of your trip.