High above the Rogue River, White Water Warehouse owner, Bob Meister stands on the Rogue River trail and narrates as his lead guide rafts through Mule Creek Canyon. www.whitewaterwarehouse.com You can also spy a WWW guest inflatable kayaking behind the raft...just missing Spencer's Hole!
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Rafting and Kayaking Mule Creek Canyon, Rogue River Oregon
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Ardis Alley
Monday, December 10, 2012
at 4:58 AM 0 comments Labels: Canyon, Kayaking, Oregon, Rafting
Rafting and Kayaking Mule Creek Canyon, Rogue River Oregon Tube. Duration : 1.03 Mins.
High above the Rogue River, White Water Warehouse owner, Bob Meister stands on the Rogue River trail and narrates as his lead guide rafts through Mule Creek Canyon. www.whitewaterwarehouse.com You can also spy a WWW guest inflatable kayaking behind the raft...just missing Spencer's Hole!
High above the Rogue River, White Water Warehouse owner, Bob Meister stands on the Rogue River trail and narrates as his lead guide rafts through Mule Creek Canyon. www.whitewaterwarehouse.com You can also spy a WWW guest inflatable kayaking behind the raft...just missing Spencer's Hole!
Ruben, Mike & Adam take on an Oregon waterfall
Posted by
Ardis Alley
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
at 8:09 AM 0 comments Labels: Battery, Camera, Digital, LithiumIon, NPFM55H, Oregon, Rechargeable, Ruben, waterfall
Ruben, Mike & Adam take on an Oregon waterfall Video Clips. Duration : 2.57 Mins.
A few buddies travel to Roseburg Oregon from Los Angeles, California once a year to kayak the North Umpqua river for a few days (june 12 - 14, 2009) in inflatable kayaks. This river consists of rapids ranging from class 2's up to class 4's out of class 6 on the rating chart. The water was fast and higher than normal this year. 3 of us fell out of our kayaks going through the rapids but everyone survived with no serious injuries. Great fun!!!
A few buddies travel to Roseburg Oregon from Los Angeles, California once a year to kayak the North Umpqua river for a few days (june 12 - 14, 2009) in inflatable kayaks. This river consists of rapids ranging from class 2's up to class 4's out of class 6 on the rating chart. The water was fast and higher than normal this year. 3 of us fell out of our kayaks going through the rapids but everyone survived with no serious injuries. Great fun!!!
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