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Northwest Travel magazine describes the Rogue River portion of the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway this way. “The Rogue is a rascally river with headwaters near the western boundary of Crater Lake National park, where it begins carving and curling 215 miles to the Pacific Ocean. The 83-mile long Rogue portion of the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway follows sections of its watery route as it gouges its way through gorges, lazily flows through broad valleys, and rumble tumbles through frothy whitewater stretches.”
While this scenic drive is essentially located southeast of Grants Pass, Oregon, it provides summer vacationers with so many things to see. Of course the beautiful Rogue River is the star of this ride but you’ll also encounter plunging waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, historic towns, great hiking & biking trails, even Oregon’s largest fish hatchery: Cole M. Rivers.
Here’s a slideshow video that highlights some of the spectacular southern Oregon lakes and waterfalls along this drive…


