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Summer is heating up on the Rogue River and since all of our discounted Family Trips are now sold out, we decided to continue the savings by offering another trip at these lower rates. Pack up your crew for a 4-day trip launching on July 22 for only $765/adult and $645/youth and save over $350 dollars for a family of four! Family Trips are run exactly the same as our other trips, but offer substantial savings. The lower rate encourages ...
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