The Salvat brothers take a run down the Upper Upper Noguera Pallaresa.
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Bren is in the kitchen and he isn’t happy. He gives us a run down on the recent 2019 Ottawa River boating ban.
Apologies for the lack of stoke in this video but it is so frustrating when decisions like this are made by people with no knowledge of whitewater kayaking.
Continue readingLadakh River Festival, August 2019. The competition will be on the famous lardo section of the Indus. Huge waves and holes.
Kenya is a hidden jewel in the crown of Africa. Not many people will think of Kenya as a kayaking destination, rather attention is drawn to the waves in Uganda. However, Kenya has some of the most amazing rivers to offer! From day creeking to multi-day trips where the wildlife proves you are not the top of the food chain.
Gavin Hart is part of Team Dope and has a Spade Kayaks – Royal Flush to have a play with. Check out his run down the River Leven in Cumbria, UK.
Level 1.10m on the EA guage
In this edit Michael Ferraro takes a first descent of Indian Creek into the Toxaway. He’s paddling what looks like Liquid Logic’s new 9ft creeker.
Gavin Hart and team went to try and surf the Arnside Tidal Bore, Cumbria on the 23rd and 24th March 2019.
The bore itself was shockingly naff but the features under the railway bridge that are created on the incoming tide were pretty fun whilst there for an hour or so. Highly recommend as a local playspot.
Continue readingThe South Ram River, near the small town of Nordegg, Alberta, stands out to a select group of kayakers because of a beautiful series of waterfalls spread throughout its canyon walls. The tallest waterfall on the river, Ram Falls, cascades nearly 100 feet to a pool below. For years, paddlers have visited the South Ram River to run the Class 5 canyon, but always opt to enjoy the view of Ram safely from the riverbanks. T
Three kayakers logged the first descent of Ram in 2012. Six years later, extremely low water levels forced Edward Muggridge to abandon his first attempt at Ram Falls. He all but gave up his dream to run this hundred-footer. Liam Fournier followed Edward Muggridge’s journey to paddle 100-foot Ram Falls. Mentored by world-class kayaker, Aniol Serrasolses, Road to 100 takes us deeper into the attempts and the failures, the anxieties and the skills involved in successfully running massive waterfalls.
Continue readingFinally took my Antix out for my first lap of the year on the Little White.
But I decided I would mess around and try as many things on the way down as I could, even if it meant landing on my head. Stuck some things, ate sh*t on some things, but it was a glorious lap!
Continue readingMany people know Hawaii as the place to go for beaches and life styling, and though there is plenty of that to be had, the boys see Hawaii as a place of potential.
Outside of the town of Hilo is the Wailuku river, which from top to bottom is one of the greatest sections of kayaking these boys have ever experienced.
Continue readingNouria Newman takes a run down the Rio Florin.
The Rio Florin might be one of my favorite rivers if not my favorite.
Continue readingSix kayakers. 400 kilometers. A 17-day self-supported trip down the Apurimac River.
In 1975, Calvin Giddings led a group of paddlers down the first descent of Peru’s Abismo de Apurimac. Thanks to their commitment to complete the first descent of the Apurimac’s main whitewater section, the We Are Hungry (WAH) crew can confidently enter this box canyon.
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