We are the only Ashland rafting company that offers Photo CDs of your trip.

All of our Ashland-based rafting trips meet at our Rafting Center.

Contact Info
Call 541-203-0222
Email Us

Find Us
130 A Street #2B
Ashland, OR 97520

What Does It Cost?

We take great pride in providing a tremendous experience and value to our customers by balancing our prices with the overall Indigo Creek experience. Our trips are of the highest quality but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll pay the highest price. Be sure to view our discounts, where you'll find great family and group rates available.

Half-Day Rogue Trips

Half-Day Rogue Trips
Adults: $95.00
Students/Youth: $80.00

"Students" includes College Students.

What's Included?

Our prices are all-inclusive, which means there are no hidden costs or fees to enjoy a morning or afternoon of rafting with us. We provide the following:

Free Parking at our Rafting Center.
Changing rooms, bathrooms, and a comfortable place to meet prior to and after your trip.
A place to store valuables while you are away on the river.
Transportation to and from our Rafting Center to the Rogue River.
An experienced, knowledgable, and friendly guide in each raft.
A professional photographer on every trip.
A river-side snack and beverage.
Free wetsuit rental when needed.
In total, including driving time, the trip is about four hours long and we float for approximately 5.5 miles.

There is nothing more important to your overall satisfaction than being comfortable with your choice in an outfitter. Learn why you should choose Indigo Creek Outfitters as your whitewater rafting outfitter.

Our Basics

What some outfitting companies use as a sales tools we consider basic standards for providing a high quality experience. Of course, on all of our trips we have:

High quality and new rafts.
Comfortable and clean lifejackets and helmets.
Swiftwater Rescue, First Aid, and CPR trained professional guides.
Rafts with foot cups, grab handles, and perimeter lines for your added safety.
A "safety first" attitude which includes: guides who are trained in specific emergency procedures for the section of river we run, a comprehensive first aid kit that travels with us down the river, and an emergency cell phone.