Going Rogue with John Craigie

For Right-Brained People

Lively and lyrical entertainment on the Wild and Scenic Rogue River

John Craigie brings his humor, wisdom, and perspective to the river.

Like all of us, John Craigie is on a journey.

Unlike most of us, he knows how to make it sound good. Introspective, inquistive, and free, John’s music and storytelling will be a natural fit for the open-aired and sand-floored theater of the Rogue River.

This trip is in partnership with our friends from the Sisters Folk Festival.

Going Rogue
with John Craigie

Rogue River
5 days, August 16 – 20

$1500 per person

Reserve space

For Left-Brained People

The Rogue River in one word:FAMILY

Difficulty levelCLASS III (beginner)

Rogue River meeting locationGRANTS PASS, OR

RIVER STATS

Rapids:
Scenery:
Wilderness:
Swimming:
Hiking:
Campsites:
Wildlife:
Fishing:

Length in days: 3, 4 or 5
Length in miles: 37
Overall difficulty: III
Highest difficulty (#): IV- (2)
Rapids/day: ~ 10
Gradient: 14 feet/mile

The Rogue River in one word:
Family

In another word:
Playground

Best known for:
Wildlife

No other trip has:
So much swimming

Expect to:
Bond

You can also:
Watch Shakespeare

Signature rapid:
Mule Creek Canyon

Types of boats:
Oar, paddle and inflatable kayak

Meet our guides

Casey Mathews

When Casey was a little kid, she spent her time watching Animal Planet, reading National Geographic, and bringing home handfuls of critters …
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