Raft the Rogue Raft Rentals

Located in Shady Cove, Oregon, Raft the Rogue Raft Rentals can help you get on the water without a hassle.

They can provide you with everything you need for a fun filled day on the river: life vests, paddles, ice chests, dry bags and our specially made 'dipsticks' for even more river fun!

O'Brien's Rogue River Outfitters
Southern Oregon

Capture the breathtaking beauty that is unique to the Rogue River on O'Brien's full day or half day rafting trips. Guests may choose to ride in a Rogue Inflatable Raft (the limo) or paddle an inflatable kayak. You may opt to experience both rides by trading back and forth between the raft and kayak. This fifteen mile float has a little bit of everything from exhilarating whitewater to serene canyons.

Oregon Ridge & River Excursions
Southern Oregon

The North Umpqua is one of Oregon's Wild & Scenic Rivers it is also a National Scenic Bi-way. Historic Hwy 138 is known for its natural wonders. Here you'll find Rivers, Streams, Lakes, Forested Mountains and best of all Waterfalls. Your journey truly begins when you reach the North Umpqua River. Make your way to this internationally known river and pick your adventure. Other area Adventures are River Rafting, Kayaking, Canoeing, Mountain biking, and Fishing.

River Drifters

River Drifters is one of the oldest and most experienced whitewater rafting companies in Oregon and Washington. Our professional guides are committed to making your adventure with us not only safe but of the finest possible quality. Come join us for an unforgettable rafting adventure - we offer trips on the Deschutes River, Clackamas River, Sandy River, Owyhee River & North Santiam River.

Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys
Mt Hood & the Columbia River Gorge

Standing in the Cascade Mountains of southern Washington, looking over the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, is a 12,276 foot mountain called Pahto, "standing high", as it was named by native Americans a multitude of generations ago. Travelers from around the world come to experience these rivers and enjoy the natural beauty found much as they were 200 years ago when our friends Lewis and Clark voyaged to the Pacific Ocean.