Clackamas River (Lower)
Portland's summer float — McIver Park to Carver, mellow riffles, and a lot of inflatables on hot weekends.
Float times & live CFS →Every Float ETA stretch in Oregon
These are real put-in to take-out runs, not a generic state list. Times on each river page are typical raft times at a reference flow; the live calculator scales them to today's CFS. Also live: Montana rivers, Idaho rivers.
Deschutes River (Maupin)
Oregon's most-run whitewater day trip. Dam-fed, warm, and steady all summer through the canyon at Maupin.
Float times & live CFS →Grande Ronde River
Remote northeast Oregon canyon trip with easy water — a good first multi-day float.
Float times & live CFS →John Day River (Clarno)
Undammed desert canyon float. Spring flows only — by late summer it's too low to boat.
Float times & live CFS →McKenzie River
Clear, cold, and quick — the river the McKenzie drift boat was built for, east of Eugene.
Float times & live CFS →Owyhee River (Lower)
Spring-only desert canyon in Oregon's far southeast corner. Hot springs, big walls, and a short boating window.
Float times & live CFS →Rogue River (Grants Pass)
Hellgate Canyon day floats below Grants Pass — the easy half of the Rogue, with jet boats for company.
Float times & live CFS →Rogue River (Wild & Scenic)
The classic Oregon multi-day: Grave Creek to Foster Bar through roadless canyon, with lodges along the way.
Float times & live CFS →Sandy River
Glacier-fed river 30 minutes from Portland. Gravel bars, cold water, and easy access from county parks.
Float times & live CFS →