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Unknown on Thursday, January 15, 2015
Professional Kayaker Aniol Serrasolses recently traveled to British Columbia, Canada to paddle the amazing looking Keyhole Falls. His hope was to drop this legendary waterway, which features an approach down a narrow canyon, and whitewater that gushes [...]
More about → Video: Kayaker Drops 35 Meters Over Keyhole Falls
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, January 13, 2015
The best way to describe this video is five minutes of pure kayaking porn. It was shot by paddler/filmmaker Ryan McAvoy and friends on a recent trip to Mexico, where they discovered some amazing whitewater. The short film shows the group paddling through [...]
More about → Video: Mexica Kayaking Vacation
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, January 5, 2015
The Stikine River of British Columbia is considered one of the best whitewater destinations on the entire planet. This short film takes us to that amazing place with a group of kayakers who are looking to explore that remote and beautiful destination. [...]
More about → Video: Journey to the Stikine and the Sacred Headwaters
Posted by
Unknown on Thursday, October 23, 2014

Last year, a trio of adventures – Ben Southall, Luke Edwards, and Pat Kinsella – took on an incredible feat of endurance by trail running and climbing to the top of the highest peaks in each of the eight Australian states [...]
More about → Trio of Adventurers Ready to Launch New Zealand 9 Expedition
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Ever wondered what it feels like to go over a 70-foot waterfall? If you're a sane person, the answer to that question is no! But, just in case, we have this video to help us experience that feat from the safety of our homes. It features pro kayaker Rush [...]
More about → Video: GoPro Cam Catches 70-Foot Drop Over Outlet Falls
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Here's a fun little paddling video that features kayakers Sam Sutton and Sven Lämmler taking on the wild whitewater found on the narrow confines of the Verzasca River in Switzerland. It gives us a great view of this roller coaster ride through the Swiss [...]
More about → Video: Kayaking the Verzasca in Switzerland
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, October 20, 2014
Earlier this year, kayakers Sam Sutton, Bradely Lauder, and Mire Kodada traveled to the remote Kerela region of India to explore opportunities to go kayaking in the largely unexplored and untouched part of that country. What they found was some of the [...]
More about → Video: Kayaking Kerela, India
Posted by
Unknown on Thursday, October 2, 2014

A few weeks back, I posted a story about blind adventurers Erik Weihenmayer and Lonnie Bedwell launching their bid to paddle the length of the Grand Canyon. At the time, the two men – along with their support team – were [...]
More about → Blind Kayakers Wrap Up Grand Canyon Paddle (With Video)
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The last time we checked in on British adventurer Dave Cornthwaite, he was just setting off on the latest leg of his Expedition 1000 project. This time out, he was attempting to travel a thousand miles from Oslo, Norway [...]
More about → Expedition 1000 Update: Kayaking Journey to Helsinki Done!
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, September 16, 2014
The legendary White Nile River in Uganda is under threat by the construction of a new dam, which could alter the paddling scene, not to mention the environment, there dramatically in the years to come. In an effort to raise awareness of this situation, [...]
More about → Video: Paddling in Africa to Save the White Nile
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, September 8, 2014

A team of kayakers that includes two blind adventurers has launched an expedition to paddle the length of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The journey will take them down 277 miles (445 km) filled with some of the most challenging [...]
More about → Blind Adventurers Launch Grand Canyon Paddling Expedition
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, September 5, 2014

It has been quite some time since we last checked in on Sarah Outen and her London2London Via the World Expedition. You may recall, Sarah set out from London, England back April of 2011 on her attempt to circumnavigate [...]
More about → London2London Update: Sarah Begins Cycling Stage Across North America
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, September 3, 2014
A couple of weeks back I posted a wonderful video of a team of kayakers running the Stikine River in British Columbia. In the late summer, and heading into the fall, the Stikine becomes a paddler's dream, with fantastic whitewater to test their [...]
More about → Video: Nouria Newman Makes First Female Descent of Stikine
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, August 29, 2014
Panther Creek Gorge, located on the upper middle Kaweah River in Sequoia National Park is a tough place to get to, let alone paddle. In fact, until this summer, this section of the river had only been run twice before, and no one has been there [...]
More about → Video: Paddling Panther Creek Gorge in California
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Yesterday's story about Ben Stookesberry exploring the Dudh Kosi River in Nepal seemed to have captured the attention of quite a few readers. In that post, I mentioned a British expedition that made the first descent of the river back in 1976, creating [...]
More about → Video: The Relentless River of Everest
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Yesterday I posted a story from Canoe & Kayak magazine about Ben Stookesberry's attempt to paddle the legendary Dudh Kosi River in Nepal. That amazing expedition took place this past spring, but it isn't the only [...]
More about → A Kayaking Expedition Through Canada's Torngat Wilderness
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Canoe & Kayak magazine has posted a remarkable story on its website detailing an amazing paddling expedition that took place in Nepal earlier this year. This past spring, expedition kayaker Ben Stookesberry was joined [...]
More about → Kayaking the Relentless River of Everest in Nepal
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, August 20, 2014
This is the wildest video I've seen in some time. It features pro kayakers Rush Sturges and Ben Marr flying down a draining ditch at Lion's Bay, in British Columbia, Canada. In total, the two men drop approximately 800 meters (2265 feet), while achieving [...]
More about → Video: Pro Kayakers Make 800 Meter Descent of a Drainage Ditch
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The Stikine River, located in northern British Columbia in Canada, is one of the top paddling destination in North America during the fall. Each year, kayakers from all over the world descend on the Stikine to test their skills on the wild whitewater [...]
More about → Video: Paddling the Stikine River in British Columbia