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Rogue River
 Sometimes, being on the Rogue River is like being in a National Geographic Special. . .
Otter, deer, bear, heron, salmon and osprey are abundant and we often have front row seats for spectacular events: leaping fish, diving birds, browsing deer, and playing otters. There’s whitewater too, and we always have front row seats for the exciting Class II and III rapids in either of our stable oar rafts, social paddle rafts or daring inflatable kayaks.
Add incredible side streams with some of the best swimming holes anywhere, picturesque campsites surrounded by the diverse flora and fauna of Southern Oregon’s Cascade Range, interesting human history including Zane Grey’s cabin, and water that is perfect for swimming and you end up with perhaps the best family vacation adventure to be found.
These whitewater rafting trips begin and end in Grants Pass, Oregon a convenient drive from California.
"All aspects were above excellent. We could
not have had a better time."
Becky Mock
"I can't say enough about your guides. They all really helped make the trip one of the greatest vacations my kids and I have been on. "
Susan McKinney
"We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of the wonderful ARTA staff who helped make our family vacation one to remember! The guides were incredible."
The Flanagan Family
ARTA GUIDE
NOAH WEINSTEIN
 By his reckoning, Noah has taught 1.5 million people how to kiss. Not bad, even for a river guide (most of us can’t count that high). But Noah has an advantage, his dad is a CPA, his mom is a fertility counselor and in the winter he works as Head of Production for Instructables.com, a how-to website with a young (and apparently curious) user demographic. Amongst his other, maybe less impressive achievements are graduating with honors from Brown University with a degree in Environmental Studies and Visual Arts, swimming with octopi in Belize, installing toilets in Spain and herding sheep in Italy. (We – and 1.5 million other people – don’t want to know where he did his research).
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2010 Schedule
4 day Camp Trips
May 24, 31
June 7, 14**, 21*
July 4, 5*, 12**, 16, July 19, 23
August 2**, 3, 6, 9* August 13, 16, 23*, August 24, 30
September 2, 7
5 day Camp Trips
June 28
July 26*
August 10, 17*
*Family Trips
6/21, 7/5, 8/9, 8/23
20% off for all youths
**Newcomer Trips
6/14, 7/12, 8/2
20% off for all first-time ARTA adults AND 20% off for any returning ARTA adults who bring someone new.
2010 Pricing
Prices include ALL taxes and government access fees
4 day Adult $790
4 day Youth $695
5 day Adult $890
5 day Youth $795
*Family Trips
6/21, 7/5, 8/9, 8/23
20% off for all youths
**Newcomer Trips
6/14, 7/12, 8/2
20% off for all first-time ARTA adults AND 20% off for any returning ARTA adults who bring someone new.
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