Rogue River Whitewater Rafting - Express "Nugget" Trip
GuidedDuration: 3.5 hours
Features
Description
Rogue River Half Day Rafting Trip - "Nugget Run"
Your journey begins with a scenic float through calm waters, giving you time to soak in the beauty of southern Oregon’s lush forests and rocky riverbanks. But the real excitement kicks in as you take on iconic rapids like Nugget Falls and Powerhouse Rapid, where you'll navigate steep drops and big whitewater with our experienced guides.
Ideal for families, first-timers, and thrill-seekers alike, the Nugget Run delivers an unforgettable Rogue River rafting experience with plenty of excitement and stunning scenery packed into just a few hours on the water.
Duration
Location / Where to Meet
- Downtown Ashland - Noah's Information Center - 9:00 AM / 1:30 PM
- North Ashland - Comfort Inn - 9:15 AM / 1:45 PM
- North Central Point - Willow Springs Road - 9:30 AM / 2:00 PM
Ages & Requirements
Ages 8+
What's Included
- Experienced guides
- All rafting and safety equipment
- Shuttle to/from the river
Not Included
- No meals provided- feel free to bring your own snacks!
- Gratuity
What to Bring / Wear
- Quick-dry clothing (avoid cotton)
- Secure footwear (river sandals with a heel strap or water shoes—no flip-flops)
- Sunscreen (waterproof and reef-safe recommended)
- Hat & sunglasses (with a retainer strap)
- Water bottle (with a carabiner to clip onto the raft)
- Change of clothes & towel (for after the trip)
Rogue River Nugget Run - Southern Oregon Rafting Trip
ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Noah's River Adventures
FAQs
What class rapids will we experience on this section of the Rogue River?
Class I-III rapids ending with two class IV rapids, you get a little of everything on this adventure!
How many people fit in a raft?
In general, six guests plus the guide will fit in a raft.
Are dogs and pets allowed?
As much as we love dogs and other pets, they are not allowed on commercial river trips. There are local options for pet boarding and we recommend booking a spot with them in advance. Please do not leave your pets unattended in or around your vehicle.
Do I have to know how to swim?
Swimming is a recommended skill for all whitewater activities, but not mandatory. Personal flotation devices are mandatory on every outing and are designed to help keep your head above water.
Do we have to paddle?
We use stern frames and oars for all of our trips to give the guide more power and control. Paddle boats can be requested. All Rogue River Whitewater trips will require some paddling. If there are medical injuries preventing paddling, please let your guide know, this does not exclude you.
Is there a weight limit?
The only requirement is that guests can fit into the PFDs (personal flotation devices). If anyone is unable to fit we can’t take them out on the river.
Do people ever fall out of the raft?
Yes, people fall out of the raft from time to time, but if you pay attention and listen to your guide, the chances of falling out are small. Young children, people with disabilities and non-swimmers can request a senior guide.
Is there a guide on each raft?
Yes. Each raft has a highly qualified guide with extensive rescue training. All guides are first aid and CPR certified and many of our guides have more extensive medical training.
Are raft trips canceled due to weather?
Raft trips depart daily rain, smoke or shine and are almost never canceled with the exception of an extreme event that is an unacceptable risk or level of safety.
Cancellation Policy
For groups over 20 people we require notification of cancellation at least 14 days prior to departure. There are NO REFUNDS IF YOU NO-SHOW OR CANCEL WITHIN 14 DAYS of your trips departure.
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Location
Address
53 N. Main St.
Ashland, OR, 97520
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