Experience the beauty of Oregon's Wild and Scenic Rogue River with our family-owned rafting and fishing adventures. Three generations of expertise creating unforgettable wilderness experiences.
Choose from our range of expertly guided wilderness experiences on the Rogue River
Discover the beauty of the Wild and Scenic Rogue River on a 3- or 4-day rafting adventure. Navigate Class I-IV white water, choose lodge or camping options, and enjoy gourmet meals. Perfect for families, couples, and groups.
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Experience Rogue River fishing in one of Oregon's most remote wilderness areas. 4-day, 62-mile drift-boat trips focused on salmon and steelhead fishing. All lodging and gourmet meals included.
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Hike the scenic Rogue River Trail while our rafts carry your gear. Choose between lodge-to-lodge comfort or riverside camping. The perfect blend of wilderness hiking and river adventure.
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Short on time? Experience the thrill of Rogue River rafting on a half-day or full-day adventure. Perfect for first-timers or those wanting a quick wilderness escape.
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A glimpse into the people, places, flavors, and adventures that make every journey with Noah’s one of a kind.
Welcome! I'm Hugh Hague, and along with my wife Alicia, we're proud to continue the family tradition started by my father Noah Hague in 1974.
Growing up on the Rogue River, I learned that exceptional wilderness experiences come from deep knowledge, genuine passion, and attention to detail. That's what we bring to every trip.
"Our experience makes your experience. We're here to ensure your Rogue River adventure exceeds your expectations."
— Hugh Hague, OwnerWhen you book with us, you're getting direct communication with the owners, mature experienced guides, and gourmet wilderness dining that sets us apart. We handle every detail so you can focus on making memories.
See the Noah's Difference
Meet the family, guides, and river experience behind more than 52 years of Rogue River adventures.
Two distinct ways to experience the Wild and Scenic Rogue River
The only multi-day wilderness rafting trip in the lower 48 states with historic lodge access. Enjoy hot showers, fresh linens, and home-cooked meals at Paradise Lodge.
Experience wilderness camping at its finest. We provide high-quality camping gear for what we call "downriver glamping" – comfort in the heart of nature.
The Rogue River was among the first seven rivers in the United States to receive National Wild and Scenic River status in 1968, protecting its pristine wilderness character for generations to come.
Navigate thrilling Class II-IV white water as you journey through spectacular canyon walls, old-growth forests, and past cascading waterfalls. The river corridor remains roadless and motorless, preserving an authentic wilderness experience.
62
Miles of Wilderness
I–IV
Whitewater Class
Keep your eyes open for diverse wildlife including deer, black bears, river otters, osprey, and majestic bald eagles soaring above the canyon.
Explore the wilderness corridor, landmarks, and route through the Rogue River canyon.
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Everything you need to know before your Rogue River adventure
Morrison's Rogue River Lodge (8500 Galice Rd, Merlin, OR 97532) is our meeting point — about 20 miles northwest of Grants Pass in Southwest Oregon.
From I-5, take Exit 61 and travel west on the Merlin-Galice Road. Merlin is 3 miles west of I-5, and Morrison's Lodge is another 9–10 miles.
Approximate driving distances to Grants Pass:
The nearest airport is Medford, Oregon (28 miles south of Grants Pass). Shuttle service to Morrison's Lodge can be arranged — contact us for assistance.
We meet at Morrison's Rogue River Lodge, 8500 Galice Rd, Merlin, OR 97532.
Owner Hugh Hague will help you pack your personal belongings into dry bags. After securing your vehicle, we'll transport you and your gear 6–8 miles downriver to the starting point.
A detailed pack list will be emailed to you upon reservation. The key rules:
We provide two dry bags — one large bag for your gear and one smaller day bag for items you need on the water.
Summer daytime temperatures typically reach the 80s and 90s°F with water temps in the 60–70°F range. Early season and fall fishing trips see daytime temps in the 50s–80s°F, with mornings and evenings dipping into the 40s.
Blue skies are common, but rain can happen anytime — always bring rain gear. Sunburn on the river happens fast, so sun protection is essential.
We feed you from lunch on day one through lunch on the last day. Lunches are deli-style build-your-own with breads, meats, cheeses, salads, fruits, and desserts. Breakfasts and dinners are full-course, all-you-can-eat meals served family style.
Sodas, iced tea, lemonade, and bottled water are provided throughout. You're welcome to bring your own beer, wine, or other beverages (aluminum/plastic containers only — no glass). Vegetarian options are always available. Let us know about any dietary restrictions in advance.
In most cases, no. Please inform our staff before the trip of any medical conditions, allergies (bee stings, hay fever, asthma), recent surgeries, pregnancy, or special dietary needs.
Bring medications in two separate waterproof containers. If you carry an EpiPen, keep it in your day bag. For unusual conditions or pregnancy, please consult your doctor and notify us in advance.
Rafting trips end at Foster Bar (approx. 2:00 p.m.), 6 miles upriver from Agness, OR.
3-day fishing trips end at Foster Bar at 3:00 p.m. 4-day fishing trips end at Quosatana Creek at 2:00 p.m. (14 miles upriver from Gold Beach).
A complimentary shuttle back to Morrison's Lodge is included — arrival approx. 4:30–5:00 p.m. If you'd like your vehicle shuttled to the coast instead, let us know in advance. Bring two sets of car keys. Shuttle cost is $135–$165 per vehicle depending on takeout location.
No refunds for cancellations within 60 days of your rafting trip (90 days for fishing trips) unless your spot is resold at full price. Cancellations before that window receive a full refund minus a $50 per person processing fee.
You may send a substitute in your place with advance notice. We strongly recommend purchasing trip insurance at tripinsurance.com.
Tips are not required but are greatly appreciated. If your guides went above and beyond, a gratuity of 12–18% of the trip cost is customary. Leave it with the head guide at the end of the trip — they share it with the full crew and support staff.
Still have questions? We're happy to help.
Call/Text Hugh: (541) 261-2677We operate under special use permits with the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management. Additionally, we are an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Meeting Address: Morrison’s Rogue River Lodge – 8500 Galice Rd, Merlin, OR 97532
Mailing Address: 2913 NW 8th Place, Battle Ground WA 98604
(541)261-2677
Hugh@noahsrafting.com
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