Experience the Majesty
Deschutes River Rafting
Overview
The Deschutes River, stretching over 250 miles, originates from Little Lava Lake in the Cascade Mountains and flows into the Columbia River. Known for its diverse ecosystems, the Deschutes winds through canyons, forests, and high desert landscapes, providing a unique backdrop for whitewater rafting. The river's sections, such as the Upper, Middle, and Lower Deschutes, offer a variety of rapids and scenic views, making it an ideal destination for both day trips and multi-day adventures.
Unique Features and Wildlife
The Deschutes River is home to a rich array of wildlife, including deer, otters, eagles, and numerous fish species such as trout and salmon. The river's clear waters and diverse habitats make it a haven for anglers, bird watchers, and nature enthusiasts. The surrounding landscapes, from rugged canyons to verdant forests, create a dynamic environment teeming with plant and animal life.
A Legacy of Adventure and Conservation
The Deschutes River has long been a vital natural resource and a source of inspiration. Today, Oregon Whitewater Adventures honors this legacy by offering guided trips that highlight the river's ecological significance and stunning beauty. Our commitment to conservation ensures that the Deschutes remains a pristine and accessible destination for future generations.
Why Choose Us?
Expert Guides: Our seasoned guides ensure a safe, memorable experience.
All-Inclusive Trips: We provide top-notch gear and delicious meals.
Eco-Friendly Practices: We prioritize sustainable practices to preserve the river.
Rich History: Experience a river with a rich heritage and modern conservation efforts.
“I would do it again
in a heart beat.
— Kelly Dath