Top Ashland Rafting

Start off slow and work your way towards crashing through the rapids on a family-friendly whitewater rafting trip. This Rogue River tour is a fun half-day adventure from Ashland, perfect for beginners and more advanced rafters alike. Progress from paddling and floating to riding class II and III rapids. No prior experience is necessary; professional guides support you every step of the way.

We will be on the Wild & Scenic Rogue River, near the town of Grants Pass, Oregon. This river section is known as the Hellgate Canyon Section, and is brimming with spectacular views, fun water, and wildlife sightings. Your guide will train you on basic paddling and river language before you hit a variety of water along the river, including calm pools, small riffles, and class I-II whitewater rapids. There are ample opportunities to swim, enjoy the scenery, and have fun in splashy whitewater. The river section length is about 10.5 river miles.

Paddle down gentle rapids and some hurt-thumping white-water on this half-day Rogue River rafting trip. Stop at a pristine swimming pool and enjoy a riverside picnic lunch along with your guide and group—it’s the perfect day out in the sun. This tour includes your choice of an inflatable kayak, paddle raft, or oared raft for a fun run your way.

If you're looking for an outdoor adventure, but worried about one that works for most ages, this Rogue River Hellgate Canyon Morning Half-Day Rafting Trip is perfect. It's great for all skill levels as the rapids you'll ride through are class II. Plus, it has a half-day duration so younger family members can still be included. Enjoy views down Rogue River as you travel at a leisurely pace.

Experience the thrilling natural wonders of Southern Oregon on a full-day rafting trip through the Upper Klamath River. This family-friendly excursion winds along 14 miles of rushing river, offering fantastic canyon and forest views and exciting dips through continuous rapids. With an expert guide, learn rafting technique and how to navigate the river. You’ll stop along the way to eat, swim and enjoy some wildlife spotting.