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1. www.blm.gov › oregon-washington › rogue-riverRogue River Permits | Bureau of Land Management

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   Dec 1, 2023 · Learn how to get a noncommercial boating permit for the Wild section of the Rogue River, a popular whitewater river in southwestern Oregon. Find out about the lottery, the call-in system, the day of launch, and the off-season permits.

2. www.recreation.gov › permits › 251982Rogue River Wild Section - Recreation.gov

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   Learn how to apply for a float permit on the Wild section of the Rogue River, a scenic and whitewater wilderness area in Oregon. Find out the lottery dates, fees, regulations, and tips for your trip.

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3. www.fs.usda.gov › recarea › rogue-siskiyouRogue River (Wild & Scenic): Lower Section - US Forest Service

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   Learn about the Wild & Scenic Lower Rogue River, one of the original rivers designated under the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Find out how to get permits for whitewater rafting, fishing, kayaking, and more on this national treasure.

4. paddlingmag.com › trips › rogue-river-permitHow To Score A Rogue River Permit And Plan The Ultimate Trip

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   Learn about the permit system, camping options, rapids, wildlife and history of the Wild and Scenic Rogue River in Oregon. Find out how to apply for a permit in the lottery, by cancellation or by self-issuance.

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   What is the Rogue River permit system?

   • A permit system is administered by the BLM to help preserve the Rogue for future float trips, fishing, swimming, wildlife viewing, hiking, and enjoyment of its pristine beauty. In order to provide a safe experience and protect the tranquil landscape, the Wild section of the Rogue River allows 120 people per day for river access.

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   Do you need a permit for the Wild Rogue?

   • The Wild Rogue requires a permit for both private and commercial boat trips. The Wild Rogue, 32.4 miles, Grave Creek to Watson Creek, is a Class III river, with a few class IVs, and is usually traveled in 3 to 4 days by float boating or 5 days by hiking. There are two boat ramps - Grave Creek, the put-in, and Foster Bar, the take-out.

   Rogue Wild and Scenic River | Bureau of Land Management

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   What is the wild section of the Rogue River?

   • The Wild section of the Rogue River, Grave Creek to Watson Creek, is a "regulated use" section of river. This means from May 15th through October 15th the BLM and the U.S. Forest Service permit 120 people per day to launch into this section. Most parties float the 33.8 mile Wild section in three or four days and take-out at Foster Bar Boat Ramp.

   Rogue River Permits - Bureau of Land Management

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   How do I get a BLM Rogue River permit?

   • Lottery opens to apply for permit. Lottery results announced by Smullin Visitor Center via email and also posted on the BLM Rogue River Website. All confirmation transactions and permit changes are handled by the BLM @ Smullin Visitor Center via phone 541-471-6535. Permit confirmation required at least 10 days prior to launch date.

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6. www.whitewatercowboys.com › rogue-river-basicWild & Scenic Rogue River permits | Whitewater Cowboys

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   Permits are required May 15 through October 15 to float the wild section of the Rogue National Wild and Scenic River, which extends from Grave Creek to Watson Creek (takeout at Foster Bar). The lottery application period will be open December 1, through January 31, and will only be available through Recreation.gov.