The state of Oregon provides the facilities of whitewater rafting through different river flowing in Oregon. Among all the rivers providing the whitewater rafting facilities in Oregon the most famous is obviously the Rogue River rafting zone.
The Rogue River rafting zone is one of the oldest river rafting zones in the entire globe. The density of the population of wildlife is very high in this zone. The authority of whitewater rafting of River Oregon provides two types of trips. First one is of 34-miles length, which stretches from Grave Creek to Foster Bar. The second one is of 200-miles length, which stretches from Crater Lake to Pacific Ocean. The whole region is of Level-IV rafting difficulty. The famous rapids of this region are Rainie Falls, Blossom Bar, upper and Lower Black Bar Falls. The summer is the ideal time to raft here.
Other than Rogue River rafting zone Oregon also provides a famous rafting zone called McKenzie River rafting zone, which is of rafting difficulty of Class-III. This area is also divided in two sub regions considering the height of the area. The whitewater rafting zone of Klamath River is also a famous zone. The river is unique in this field due its flow of warm water. Other than the mentioned whitewater rafting zones there are some more rafting zones located in the state of Oregon like Umpqua River rafting zone, Grand Ronde River rafting zone, Owyhee River rafting zone, and Deschutes River rafting zone etc.
So... Oregon is obviously a worth place to visit for any rafter whether he is an experienced campaigner or not.