As wildfires in Southern Oregon threaten the Rogue River region, Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Adventures carries on Summer wildfires prompted a close to an approximate six mile section of the Rogue River west of Grants Pass near Galice and Hellgate Canyon for a little over a week. Outfitter Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Adventures was evacuated and their day trips temporarily suspended during the closure. They are pleased to announce that the half-day…
This trip was the first of its kind for us. With the help from our partners at Morrisons River Adventures, we were able to take 12 Heroes and their loved ones down the Wild & Scenic section of the Rogue River. Our Heroes rafted over 40 miles of river in a three-day period. The weather was fantastic and could not have been more cooperative. If they weren’t going through raids, they…
National Geographic Adventure – Rogue Wilderness Adventures has made National Geographic Adventure Magazines’ “Best Adventure Companies on Earth” ranking. WIth full service rafting, hiking and fishing trips on the Rogue River, Rogue Wilderness Adventures provides “trips of a lifetime” for outdoor enthusiasts. To see our profile and ranking, visit the link below to see how we stack up with other outfitters in the world. Read More: National Geographic Adventure Best Adventure Companies…
USA Today – Rogue Wilderness Adventures’ hiking trips were recently featured in USAToday. “People want to feel like they’re getting out of the hubbub. But they don’t want to sleep in a tent and eat freeze-dried food. On this trip, you can bring the kitchen sink — or a case of wine. We’ll carry it down the river for you.” – Brad Niva Read the Article: USA Today
National Geographic Adventure – The Wild Bunch. Imagine 166 national parks you’ve never heard of. The Wild and Scenic River system protects our most spectacular waterways—and makes for some ripping raft trips. The king of them all? Oregon’s Rogue River. Text by Kevin Fedarko Read More: National Geographic Adventure Story and Images
Sunset Magazine – “Where to go for a real (cell phone-free) escape. 226 miles from Portland… Oregon’s Rogue River Rogue Wilderness Adventures offers multiday trips down the river (with class IV rapids in some areas), including a three day paddle that combines the best of both worlds: camping one night, then sleeping in a river access only lodge the next. Roughing it never felt so good.
Outside Magazine – “If your idea of an ideal float involves low cost, high refreshment, and Oregon’s lush landscapes, have we got a trip for you. On Rogue Wilderness Adventures’ Paddles and Pints trip, 18 guests spend three days rafting the Rogue’s Class IV rapids and two nights sampling the finest local hops with the Golden Valley Brewery’s Mark Vickery, who spent ten years brewing up magic at Bend’s Deschutes…
Northwest Palate – Rogue Wilderness Adventures was featured in the latest edition of Northwest Palate. Writer Kris Wetherbee explores Jacksonville’s culinary, musical and outdoor adventures. “Soon we approach the series of Class II and Class III rapids, just bumpy enough for an afternoon of easy thrills and spills. After propelling over the first rapid we quickly discover why our raft is equipped with several oddly shaped plastic guns—rapid streams of water…
LA Times & Chicago Tribune – The LA Times and Chicago Tribune highlighted Rogue Wilderness Adventures Raft Supported HikingTrips. “Happy Hiking – The four-day “Raft Supported Wilderness Lodge Trip” from Rogue Wilderness Adventures affords the perks of a good hike without the pain. With gear packed on a raft, the trail on a gentle downhill gradient and a lodge (with bed and shower) awaiting every evening, you can focus on the…
Zymurgy – The Journal of the American Homebrewers Association highlighted Rogue Wilderness Adventures Hoplicious Hiking and Micro Brew Trip. “Hikers will explore the Rogue River Trail by foot while being shadowed by a raft (in case tired feet win out and travelers want to float down the river for an exhilarating whitewater experience). At night around the campfire, after long hikes through the stunning terrain, Mark Vickery, formerly of Deshutes…
