Illinois River whitewater rafting in Oregon |
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Illinois River white water rafting guides: Raft the Illinois River in Oregon!
arta org photo Rafting season is short, so plan early to get your desired date. If you are looking for a whitewater rafting guide for a class V river give us a call. Call: 541-756-6974 For over 21 years we have been arranging Illinois River rafting trips at no charge to our clients. |
The Illinois River in Oregon is located in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness Area. The Wild Section of Oregon's Illinois River runs for 29 miles through forests and cuts a steep and winding canyon to its confluence with the Rogue River, approximately 35 miles from the Pacific. The adventurous river runner will enjoy the remote experience of a 4-day spring trip. It is one of the most inaccessible rivers in the lower 48 states, and help can be days away. The Illinois River contains some of the most exciting and challenging whitewater in the west. It has 150 white water rapids, 11 of which are Class IV and one of which has the most difficult rating for a rapid, Class V. The Illinois is a secluded, remote, and rarely run river with wide variations in its flow. Due to its difficulty, isolation, and unpredictable nature, it is best suited for experienced rafters looking for a challenging adventure. Due to the difficulty of the Illinois River, guides only offer oar-paddle combination rafts. A class 5 river. Must have white water rafting experience to whitewater raft the Illinois River in Oregon. Mid April - Mid May 4 days - 32 miles - minimum age 16 years |
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