ROGUE VALLEY OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Rogue Rafting Company offers professionally guided whitewater rafting and fishing trips on Oregon's Rogue River. The Rogue River is among the most renowned rivers in the West, known for its exceptional whitewater and fishing. The Rogue River flows 155 miles from the Cascade Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Rogue Rafting Co. is located on the bank of the Rogue River right in the middle of the best whitewater the river has to offer. You can choose to start your trip at Rogue Rafting Co. Located in Gold Hill, which is just north of Medford Oregon. Or we can pick you up from your local hotel

The term Rogue River Gorge is often applied to long stretches of the Wild and Scenic River, but this short stretch where the river courses through a narrow chasm carved no wider than 10 feet in places, is the proper feature to apply the name to. This waterfall occurs at the head of the gorge. The falls begin where the river splits around an island composed of basalt talus. The visible channel of the river spreads across the smooth basalt bedrock and veils about 5 vertical feet into a trough in a very scenic display. Shortly downstream the two channels converge and cascade another 25 feet into the narrowest and deepest portion of the gorge. The waters of the river swirl calmly for several hundred feet then resumes its boisterous journey towards the ocean after exiting the slot no more than 500 feet downstream from the entrance. The Rogue River Gorge is a very scenic location, one that is worth spending some time at. The lower section of the gorge can only be seen from the paved path but the smaller falls at the top of the formation can be approached closely. Unless the weather cooperates, the lack of shade in the area will be problematic more often than not. Spray shouldn't be a problem with the falls.

Located in southwestern Oregon and extending into California, the Forest ranges from the crest of the Cascades Mountains, west into the Siskiyou Mountains, nearly to the Pacific Ocean. The Forest covers almost 1.8 million acres, including portions of the Applegate and Illinois River drainages that extend into northern California. The Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest embraces a treasure of botanical diversity, and is home to incredible wild and scenic rivers, isolated wilderness, outstanding fisheries and wildlife resources, and breathtaking landscapes of mountains, meadows, streams, and lakes.

Rogue Rowing is a non-profit organization, open to anyone 10 and older, offering recreational and competitive rowing to Southern Oregon.

With its mountain views on almost every tree-lined hole and smaller putting greens that are framed by bunkers, mounds and the need for course knowledge, RVCC is a test to even the best golfer. From the breathtaking views on each of their 27 holes, to the outdoor patio or the open and inviting bar and grill area everything about the Club is built around the tradition of friendship. Not only does RVCC offer great golf but it has a Craftsman Style Clubhouse with 3 dining areas and beautiful terrace, heated swimming pool, six tennis courts, four pickleball courts, 16 reciprocal clubs, banquet rooms for up to 350 guests and the ability to host corporate golf tournaments and business outings.

Rogue Valley ZipLine Adventure is nestled in the hills of beautiful Southern Oregon. Our Company provides Guided ZipLine Tours on our progressive 5 zip line Course located on Historic Gold Mining Country. Many spectacular views including Crater Lake Rim, Mt. McLoughlin and Table Rocks. Home of the most thrilling zip line in the Pacific Northwest and the Zip, Dip, & Sip Tour. **RESERVATIONS REQUIRED**

At Sanctuary One, people of all ages have the opportunity to volunteer on a real working farm and experience nature’s healing power firsthand. We offer educational tours that open people’s hearts and minds. We invite groups from schools and youth-serving nonprofit organizations to visit the farm for fresh air, exercise and hands-on service-learning. We help teens who are in legal trouble learn how to make better choices. We mentor interns who dream of becoming the next generation of care farmers. We promote the ethics of mindful, sustainable living. And we provide a safe, loving home to rescued farm animals and pets. It’s all part of a practice called care farming. Care farms like Sanctuary One demonstrate how farming for health can be an affordable, natural and effective means of healing people. They serve as models for treating animals humanely and honoring their intrinsic physical and spiritual value. And they illustrate how the environment that sustains us all can be steadily improved through organic and permaculture-inspired farming practices. At Sanctuary One, we envision a future where care farms are as commonplace in the United States as they are in Europe. For example, in the Netherlands there are more than 1,000 established care farms. Great Britain has hundreds, and there are dozens more in other European countries. We hope to enliven and motivate our visitors at Sanctuary One and, ultimately, inspire more Americans to start up care farms in their communities.

Our 2-hour Segway tour is perfect for both those new to Jacksonville and city veterans. The two hour "Glide Through History" tour takes you on an adventure through Nunan Square where you will see gorgeous Victorian-style homes, past the historic courthouse and jail, up the hill to Britt Gardens and through the historic Jacksonville Cemetery, where you can catch a spectacular view of the Rogue Valley.

Open 8:30am-3:30pm Guided tours and additional information available upon request. Park History and Plans: Mr. Skyrman, who died in September 2010, donated the property to the City of Central Point with the stipulation that it be used as an arboretum to provide for educational programs for youth from around the region and for public enjoyment. The site is unique in that Mr. Skyrman’s father planted a variety of shrubs and every tree species native to Oregon, including the largest gray pine tree in the state. The property also includes two structures, a log cabin the family built to celebrate the bicentennial in 1976 and the Skyrman home. These buildings will be used to house classroom space for various educational programs.

Recreational adventure business with boat rentals and off road rentals.