Welcome to the Rogue Canyon! Where Your Outdoor Adventures Begin!
We are glad you found us and we are confident that you will find our trips to be first-rate Pacific Northwest Adventures. We understand that you have many choices of tours and outfitters and want to share with you why our trips are "The Highest Quality Adventures on the Rogue River".
We have been leading trips on the Wild and Scenic Rogue River since 1997 and our owner first guided here in 1985. We started as Destination Wilderness and, after leading trips around the world for decades and becoming parents, decided it was best to focus on our favorite, the Rogue River. We invite you to relax, recharge, and reward yourself on this amazing ribbon of splendor.
Rogue Canyon Adventures operates first rate adventures that focus on fun, safety, and your enjoyment. Our caring, personable and experienced guides help create perfectly memorable experiences on each and every trip. We encourage you to read our guide bios as we employ the longest standing full-time rafting and fishing guides on the Rogue. Our clients' comments reflect the benefits of this experience for you. We offer first rate Oregon white water rafting Rogue River trips, family adventure vacations, Oregon salmon and steelhead fishing trips, lodge to lodge hiking, and more! We proudly outfit tours ideal for families, first-timers, and veteran adventure enthusiasts alike.
The Rogue is a beautiful, secluded, whitewater-filled river with wildlife, solitude, fun rapids, convenient location and easy access. This all adds up to Rogue River rafting being among the world's best wilderness white water experiences. Read More.
Nestled deep in the coastal Siskiyou mountains of southwest Oregon, the Rogue river features unmatched natural beauty, exceptional fly fishing, fun whitewater, quiet seclusion, abundant wildlife, and rich history. Read More.
Rogue River National Recreation Trail is the heart of the canyon and is approximately forty miles in length. It features easy to moderate hiking and typically takes four to five days, hiking anywhere from eight to fifteen miles a day. Read More.