It is also a great spot to star gaze as the sky is wide here. Tyee Camp is huge and perfect for really big groups. There are great camps upstream and down stream of this fun rapid. Tyee, the Chinook word for chief, Rapid is a great marker of the end of day 1 or beginning of day 2. Ducky Coming Down the Fish Ladder Tyee Rapid There is also good access to the shore if you are interested in lining your boat down. Your oars become a little useless and you bounce down each little drop. This tight little chute is made up of a couple small drops along river right. The fish ladder is the most popular option for getting boats through Rainey Falls. Mid Chute at Rainey Falls | Photo by Nate Wilson Enter straight and do you best to keep things moving forward. The most popular line is the fish ladder along the right bank. It may seem too narrow but when the water is in the 1,400 range an 18 foot raft will still squeeze right through. It takes skill and precision to get your boat through the rocky entrance but it is the preferred line for big heavy gear boats once the water gets to 3,000 cos and below. The “mid chute” it a tight slop right in the middle of the rapid. Rainey Falls on the Rogue River | Photo by Nate Wilson Not many people choose the main falls, but some go for it. There are three lines through this one, right over the main falls, down the “mid chute,” and the fish ladder. Most groups pull over the river left, and walk down a bit to scout the rapid. Just over mile down stream from Grave Creek, you will hear the river roaring as it falls over Rainey Falls. The trail weaves along the river, giving great access to hiking while on a river trip. Grave Creek is also the start to the Rogue River Trail.
If you float under the bridge don’t forget to check out the nests the swallows have made.
There are a handful of boat ramps upstream that see a little less traffic. The boat ramp gets really busy with not a lot of room for unloading gear. This is a popular put-in location for many boaters with a permit to float the Wild and Scenic Rogue River. Front Row Seat for Upper Black Bar Falls Grave Creek Bridge Here are a handful of hints, helpful land marks, and things not to miss to get ready for your first Rogue adventure. There is so much to do while floating the Wild and Scenic Rogue River. The Rogue attracts many new boaters each year because of its Class II-III rapids, great weather, camps, and side hikes. We accept all major debit and credit cards and cash.The Rogue River is a southern Oregon gem, and classic multi-day river trip. Reservations for rental tubes & shuttle rides are required.
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We have everything you might need on the river, from tubes to water shoes and sunscreen, feel free to browse the products on our virtual shelves and pick them up when you arrive for your float.ĭuring the summer, we are open from 10am until Dusk on Weekdays, and 9am until Dusk Weekends. If you are looking to rent, we have commercial grade river tubes and coolers.
Whether you are looking to relax, get outside, or just hang out with some friends, floating down the Snoqualmie River is the adventure that you are looking for.įall City Floating provides a shuttle service & rental services to make floating on the river more safe, fun, and sustainable! If you already own a tube or would like to purchase from our selection of quality tubes, we can inflate it and transport you upstream to just below the Falls. Located in the heart of Fall City, WA, we top the list of your things to do in the summer.
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