Rogue River Guide Book
- This spiral bound guidebook has over 90 pages chock full of information for the Rogue River boater.
- Full-color maps are created with TOPO! Software© National Geographic Maps.
- Contains detailed rapid descriptions and sketches of runs through major rapids.
- In addition to location and descriptions of campsites there are details of over 60 side hikes, including the Rogue River Trail.
- Extensive historical details and geologic facts are sprinkled throughout the book.
- The book is printed on quality waterproof paper with inks that will not rub or peel off. And it floats!
- Whether you're rafting, kayaking, jetboating or hiking, this guide is the essential tool for planning your next Rogue River adventure.
Copyright: 2008
Size: 11" x 6"
Pages: 93
- Author: Matt Leidecker
- Copyright: 2008
- Size: 11" x 6"
- Pages: 93
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Pros
- Deserves Multiple Readings
- Informative
- Very thorough
Cons
- Difficult To Follow
Best Uses
- Reference
Comments about Rogue River Guide Book:
Many guidebooks have adopted a certain, consistent downriver mileage convention, and this book should have adopted a more easily used one. While there are many sections of the Rogue to discuss, I found it very confusing to accomplish early trip planning and orientation to the area, based solely on this guide. It all fell together once I compared it to a competing guide, and talked to some locals. That's the only dig, everything else is stellar.
Pros
- Deserves Multiple Readings
- Easy To Read
- Informative
- Well Written
Cons
- Geared for novice boaters
Best Uses
Comments about Rogue River Guide Book:
This is an excellent guidebook and covers many topic areas well, especially if it is your first visit. Some rapid descriptions are geared more toward novice boaters, so you may look for "the big move moment", then realize you've past it. Great hike descriptions and camp assessments.
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