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Escape games are unique and interactive live-action adventure experiences in which players like you and your friends, family or coworkers, become active participants in our immersive stories, and must work as a team to solve a multitude of intriguing problems and discover the final clue to “escape” before time runs out! Escape Ashland's games are designed for Ashland residents and visitors alike with the help of local artisans, electrical engineers and contractors, and we have become the go-to activity for visiting families, school groups and those seeking a memorable way to celebrate a special occasions. Our games, “The Scottish Play” and “The Ramblin Rogue Saloon,” are light-hearted, accessible to all and success focused. Our exceptional game hosts ensure that each group leaves feeling challenged and connected in an unforgettable way.
Price: $50.00
Duration: 1 hours
The Rogue River thrill seeker is the trip for the group who can’t decide on the experience they want so they choose to do it all. In the morning paddle yourself in an inflatable kayak through the pristine pools in the bottom of Hellgate Canyon. Take on some adventure and paddle yourself through the class II rapids of the Rogue River in your own inflatable kayak! Our guides will teach you the skills and show you the lines, but paddling through will be all you, and you can certainly do it! Mid-day the group will enjoy lunch on our patio between games of ladder golf. After you have had your fill we load in the van for a short drive to the put-in for the Nugget Falls section of the Rogue River. This section of the river has much bigger whitewater so we load into a paddle raft where you paddle as part of a team through the frothing torrents. The afternoon section builds in difficulty, culminating in the famous Tilomikh falls, a combination of two drops plummeting over 10 feet in total.
Price: $149.00
Duration: 10 hours
A fully customizable river tour between the months of September and November. Our multi-day river trips include just about anything you may be interested in. From hiking, camping, fishing, swimming, cliff jumping, photography, the options are endless! We offer many different options of watercraft, camping/lodging, duration, meals, and have the some of the best trained guides backed with years of experience.
Price: $2,600.00
Duration: 96 hours
Discover the magic of the Rogue River in the early evening, when crowds fade and the canyon takes on a tranquil rhythm. As twilight descends, wildlife re-emerges, the wind calms, and the canyon’s light transforms into a stunning spectacle. This moment feels like a secret among true river enthusiasts. We begin our adventure by loading into a raft and heading toward the glowing horizon. Navigate through Hellgate Canyon and witness the breathtaking shift in light as the sun sets behind distant ridges. Approaching Taylor Creek Gorge, the sky becomes a canvas of vibrant hues, creating a memorable evening. We pause to savor this stunning transition while relaxing in comfortable chairs and enjoying a light meal. Breathe in the fresh air, listen to the soothing sounds of nature, and let the outside world fade away. As the first stars twinkle above, we float downstream under the enchanting dusk. Join us for the Gold Hours on the Rogue River and create unforgettable memories!
Price: $119.00
Duration: 3 hours
A river trip down the Wild & Scenic section of the Rogue River may be one of the the best vacations you ever take. The Rogue River canyon is stunning and encapsulates a true sense of relaxation and nature that is hard to find anywhere else. We have a limited number of launch dates and specialize in small group trips where we can customize our itineraries to fully enhance your Wild Rogue experience.
Price: $1,225.00
Duration: 72 hours
Rafting trips on the Rogue River depart twice per day from Phoenix, Oregon. These trips offer the closest whitewater rafting to the Rogue River Valley and feature a steady progression from easy to larger rapids. The trip is perfect for families with young kids or groups of mixed experience levels.
Price: $110.00
Duration: 3 hours
After over 100 years, a stunning and remarkable canyon has come back to life with the removal of the Klamath dams. The Kikacéki Reach of the Klamath River was bypassed for hydroelectric production, but today flows have been restored and the reveal has been nothing short of spectacular.
Price: $250.00
Duration: 9 hours
The half-day trip on the Rogue River through Hellgate Canyon is our most scenic half-day trip. The forbidding walls of Hellgate Canyon rise out of the water at the rivers edge marking a dramatic point of transition into the whitewater downstream. As we float through the canyon osprey and eagles fly over head as the search the river for fish. This trip flows through two distinct gorges and concludes with two of the best class II rapids on the day section of the Rogue River. This is a great trip anyone wanting to learn to inflatable kayak or any family with younger kids wanting to raft.
Price: $109.00
Duration: 4 hours
We will be on the Wild & Scenic Rogue River, near the town of Grants Pass, Oregon. This river section is known as the Hellgate Canyon Section, and is brimming with spectacular views, fun water, and wildlife sightings. Your guide will train you on basic paddling and river language before you hit a variety of water along the river, including calm pools, small riffles, and class I-II whitewater rapids. There are ample opportunities to swim, enjoy the scenery, and have fun in splashy whitewater. The river section length is about 10.5 river miles.
Price: $110.00
Duration: 3 hours
Our 1/2 Day PM Rogue River Hellgate rafting trip is an ideal way to enjoy the beautiful Southern Oregon sun in the summer time. Hot weather, plenty of whitewater, lots of swimming make this a perfect family afternoon adventure.
Price: $109.00
Duration: 5 hours
The 1-day trip on the Rogue River through Hellgate Canyon is ideal for almost anyone looking to get a day on the river. This trip meets your needs whether you want the perfect raft trip to introduce your family to the river life or you want to try paddling an inflatable kayak for the first time. This scenic day section with it’s mix of pools for swimming, whitewater for paddling, and scenery for inspiring, really satisfies all groups looking to spend a day on one of America’s most famous rivers.
Price: $149.00
Duration: 8 hours
Creativity and natural splendor converge in Ashland, Oregon. On this 60-minute self-guided audio tour, discover the cultural heartbeat of this renowned community. Starting at the historic Plaza, you'll be immersed in the enchanting Lithia Park—designed by the creator of Golden Gate Park. You’ll follow the bubbling Ashland Creek deeper into the landscape, strolling past serene ponds and winding trails under a lush canopy of trees to find a quiet spot by the water. Emerging from the green, the route winds past Main Street’s historic landmarks to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. You’ll taste the notorious Lithia mineral water, admire the Italian Butler-Perozzi Fountain, and marvel at the 110-foot tower of the Ashland Springs Hotel. Explore how the 1890s Chautauqua movement evolved into today’s world-class theater scene, highlighted by the Allen Elizabethan Theatre. Whether you’re a theater enthusiast or nature lover, this tour offers an insider’s perspective on Ashland’s magic.
Price: $9.99
Duration: 1-2 hours
This unique healing session combines several modalities, intuitive guidance and mentorship. You will experience energy healing, sound healing and will receive personal messages from your higher self and/or your guides that will help you with your life and what you are currently going through. Many clients leave feeling at peace, relaxed and feeling confident about how their journey will unfold. Jane also provides mentorship and guidance during the session sharing her own experiences and sharing tools that clients can use in their daily life.
Price: $188.00
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: USD
- Languages: English
- Climate: Mediterranean
- Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
- Population: Ashland has a population of approximately 21,000.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Ashland is during spring and summer for optimal weather and festival events.
- Visa Requirements Ashland, being part of the United States, follows U.S. visa policies. Citizens of certain countries may enter visa-free under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), while others may need a non-immigrant visa. U.S., EU, and UK citizens typically do not require visas for tourism.
About Ashland
Ashland is a charming town in southern Oregon, renowned for its vibrant arts scene and natural beauty. The annual Oregon Shakespeare Festival is a major draw, offering a rich cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking in the surrounding mountains and forests, or explore the town's boutique shops and galleries. Ashland's unique blend of artistic expression and outdoor adventure makes it a compelling destination for travelers seeking both culture and nature.
Ashland Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Oregon
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Flexible group sizes
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Ashland is during spring and summer for optimal weather and festival events. Visitors should pack layers for cooler evenings and comfortable shoes for walking. Cultural etiquette includes respecting the town's artistic vibe and supporting local businesses.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $220
Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
- Check tour cancellation and refund policies
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Ashland's food scene is characterized by farm-to-table cuisine, with a focus on local ingredients. Signature dishes often feature fresh produce and artisanal cheeses. Noteworthy restaurants include those serving gourmet meals with a focus on sustainability. Local specialties include Oregon wines and craft beers.
Getting Around
Ashland is accessible by car via Interstate 5. The nearest airport is the Medford International Airport, about 15 miles away. Local transportation includes walking, biking, and using public buses. Car rentals are available for exploring the surrounding area.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Ashland is during spring and summer for optimal weather and festival events. Visitors should pack layers for cooler evenings and comfortable shoes for walking. Cultural etiquette includes respecting the town's artistic vibe and supporting local businesses.
Culture & Customs
Ashland's culture is deeply rooted in the arts, with a strong emphasis on community and sustainability. Visitors can experience this through the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and local art galleries. Significant events include the festival and various cultural performances throughout the year.
About The Author
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