Raft Hell’s Corner Class III–IV on Upper Klamath
Raft the Upper Klamath’s Hell’s Corner with Class III–IV rapids and a riverside lunch
Duration
8hrs
Includes
Guides, gear, lunch
Highlights
Take on the Hell’s Corner section of the Upper Klamath River on a guided one-day rafting trip with Class III–IV whitewater. Start with introductory water, then move into a more challenging stretch before the river calms near the take-out.
- Meet your crew in Ashland and ride the shuttle to the river
- Raft a 13–17 mile section rated Class III–IV on the International Rating Scale
- Warm up on introductory rapids before the main whitewater section
- Paddle with your guide in self-bailing stern-drive rafts
- Take breaks between rapids to eat lunch and drink water
- Use provided dry bags for essentials like a camera and keys
What's Included
- Professional river guides and safety instruction
- Raft, paddle, helmet, and personal flotation device (PFD)
- Wetsuits or splash gear as conditions require
- Shuttle transportation during the trip
- Riverside lunch and drinking water
- Dry bags for essential personal items
- Safety equipment and river permits
Things to know
You must be comfortable swimming in moving water and able to follow guide instructions. Not recommended for pregnant guests or individuals with serious back, neck, heart, or mobility limitations. Minimum age applies based on river conditions and guide discretion.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 30 days before for a full refund. Cancel 29–3 days before: $25.00 reservation fee; remainder refunded. Cancel 48 hours or less before: non-refundable. If the operator cancels due to unsafe water, poor weather, or other circumstances, you may reschedule or get a full refund.
FAQs
Join if you’re in good health, comfortable in moving water, and able to follow guide instructions. You must be a good swimmer and not afraid of water. The minimum age is 14 (or 12 when accompanied by a fully informed parent), and guests under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign participation waivers.
No. This trip isn’t recommended for pregnant guests or for anyone with serious back, neck, heart, or mobility limitations. You must be able to sit securely in the raft and hold onto safety lines through Class III–IV whitewater.
Bring clothes you don’t mind getting wet (swimsuit, shorts or cut-offs) and footwear that laces tight (tennis shoes) or river shoes/sandals (including Keen-style). Also bring a hat, sun block, and a long-sleeve lightweight shirt and pants if you’re prone to sunburn. Pack dry clothes for the ride to and from the river, plus weather-dependent extras like wool or fleece socks and hat, a sweater, a towel, and a windbreaker or jacket (common before mid-June and after Labor Day).
Meeting details
2341 Ashland St, Ashland, OR 97520
