Whitewater Rafting on Oregon's Upper Klamath River

2008-04-24 7:46 pm

Raft Hell's Corner one day or two

by LD

It's the middle of the summer and whitewater rafting doesn't get any better than the Upper Klamath! While most rivers in the United States are dried up from their spring runoff, the Upper Klamath has plenty of water throughout the summer because of scheduled water releases.

The Upper Klamath River, beginning in Southern Oregon and ending in Northern California, is a remote river canyon listed as a United States "Wild and Scenic River". It is a magnificent place to spend the day. On any Upper Klamath rafting trip there is plenty of wildlife to view, you may see bald eagles, osprey, deer and even wild turkeys.

Because safety is our number one priority, we never run single boat raft trips and mandate that all our Upper Klamath rafting trips include a safety boat, either a kayak or raft. All of our professional raft guides are First Aid/CPR certified and are also certified in Swiftwater Rescue. Because this trip can be strenuous, we also require that you be in good physical condition and at least 13 years old to participate in the Upper Klamath rafting trip.

A continental breakfast and riverside lunch is served on this full day whitewater rafting adventure. Ashland hotel and bed and breakfast pickup is offered.

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