A Helfrich Outfitter LLC

We build raft frames that are meant to last. Our customers always come first and we stand behind every one of our products. All of our frames are light and durable with available quick release oar towers and dry boxes that latch directly into the frame! Our fishing frames are functional and fully customizable to meet you needs

North Umpqua Outfitters is the premier local guide for whitewater rafting and inflatable kayaking adventures on the wild and scenic North Umpqua River in Idleyld Park, Oregon. With a U.S.F.S. permit since 1992, their experienced guides provide an action-packed experience, navigating class II-IV rapids such as Eiffel Tower, Boulder Drop, and Double Trouble, making it the perfect destination for thrill-seekers looking for world-class whitewater fun. Discover Oregon's best-kept secret and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the North Umpqua River, known as Oregon's emerald jewel. Whether you choose a full-day or half-day trip, North Umpqua Outfitters offers rafting and kayaking packages, ensuring a memorable adventure filled with cool refreshing fun, camaraderie, and the opportunity to ride the exhilarating Pinball rapids. Join them on the river and experience the wet and wild excitement that awaits.Generated from the website

The UO Outdoor Program in Eugene, OR is a nationally recognized common adventure program that offers a wide range of trips, events, gear rentals, and resources for outdoor enthusiasts. Established in 1967, it has grown into a thriving cooperative that provides safe, fun, and educational adventures for everyone, while promoting values of sustainability, community, and student empowerment. With a team of experienced professionals and knowledgeable students, the Outdoor Program creates a supportive environment where students can explore the outdoors, discover new adventures, and expand their outdoor skills. Sustainability is a core value, reflected in their use of solar energy, rainwater catchment systems, and promotion of leave no trace ethics. Membership is open to UO students for free, while faculty, staff, alumni, and community members can access resources for a small fee.Generated from the website