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What to do and see in Gold Hill, Oregon (OR): The Best Things to do
Gold Hill is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, in the United States. As of July 1, 2011, the population was 1,220 people. It is along a bend of the Rogue River.
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1. Rogue Rafting Company
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5.0 based on 69 reviews
Rogue Rafting Company offers professionally guided whitewater rafting and fishing trips on Oregon's Rogue River. The Rogue River is among the most renowned rivers in the West, known for its exceptional whitewater and fishing. The Rogue River flows 155 miles from the Cascade Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Rogue Rafting Co. Is located on the bank of the Rogue River right in the middle of the best whitewater the river has to offer. Trips start at Rogue Rafting Co. Located in Gold Hill, which is just north of Medford Oregon. Rogue Rafting Co. offers unforgettable multi-day river trips down Southern Oregon's Rogue River Canyon. Four day drift boat fishing trips are offered September through October. Three and four day rafting trips down the wild and sceinic Rogue River June through August.
2. Del Rio Vineyards & Winery
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5.0 based on 78 reviews
We invite you to join us in the historic tasting room located in the heart of Rogue Valley wine country. Once home to the Rock Point hotel, originally built in 1864, the tasting room provides for a rustic and warm atmosphere while sipping wine. The facilities include a great outdoor location for a family picnic with a wonderful view of the vineyard. Join us any day of the week from 11am to 5pm. We look forward to seeing you and sharing the story behind the wine.
Reviewed By theluxurylowdown - Los Angeles, United States
We were in town from LA around Labor Day Weekend and wanted to go wine tasting. The tasting is $10 for five wines. A steal compared to Napa/Sonoma! They come in little carafes so you pour yourself. There's only one menu so we ordered two of the same tasting. We came to Del Rio because we saw them listed on the Alaska Airlines Complimentary Tasting list. If you're interested, I write about it in detail on my blog, "The Luxury Lowdown" dot com. Didn't want to overload this post. The person that was helping us was super nice and carried our drinks to the back patio underneath a nice big tree. If you like Napa wines, then this is the region for you. I noticed a lot of Spanish varietals as well. We ended up buying the rosé and vc (viognier+chardonnay) blend. Regarding COVID, all the seats were outside. You only had to go inside to check-in or pay. The tables were definitely more than six feet apart so you had a lot of room between your group and another.
3. Kriselle Cellars
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
4. Cliff Creek Winery
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
5. The Oregon Vortex House of Mystery
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4.0 based on 192 reviews
Funhouse where visitors can shrink, grow and stand at weird angles without falling over.
Reviewed By shae1378 - La Pine, United States
The last time I was here was in 2006 and it’s still a great place to visit! My husband is in a power wheelchair and although he couldn’t go into the cabin itself he was still able to enjoy the tour (this is the ONLY part of the tour he could not physically go). The tour guide even included him in a demonstration! Their helpful staff was there to make sure he got around safely!
6. Valley of the Rogue State Park
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4.0 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By 2rollon - California, United States
Friend and I stayed here a week from Dec 27/17 to Jan 3/18. The campground was nice with large spaces. Loop D open in winter has full hook-ups. The facilities were clean and camp hosts friendly. Campground perfectly located between Medford and Grants Pass. We would recommend this park for one night stay or longer. Others have complained about freeway noise but we were back by river and were on bothered day or night by noise. We will stay here again.
7. Ti'lomikh Falls
8. Nate Kinney's Guide Service
Nate Kinney's Guide Service specializes in year round guided fishing trips on the Rogue, Coquille and Umpqua rivers for spring and fall salmon, winter and summer steelhead, trout and bass. If river fishing isn't your style, that's okay, we have various lakes we can hit for trout, kokanee, bass or just a good time!
9. Fishin Oregon Guide Service
Living in Southern Oregon and being based on the bank of the Rogue River. We are very familiar with the local waters and know were to find the big fish. Whether you are a hard core fisherman or just a beginner we can help you catch the fish you want. We use many different techniques fishing in the Northwest and we are happy to share our proven methods with you during a day on the river. Our fishing trips are all ran out of top of the line drift boats that can carry a max load of 3 passengers and your guide. We have a great group of guides that allows us to accomodate large parties of fisherman. Nothing is more fun than getting a group of 10+ buddies together for a weekend fishing derby...
10. Breeze Botanicals
Breeze Botanicals was founded in the Spring of 2014 in Gold Hill, Oregon with an original mission to provide a safe access point for medical patients in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) and all recreational consumers seeking quality herbs from Southern Oregon.
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