After spending three weeks paddling various rivers throughout Colombia, a group of international paddlers decided to attempt two un-run rivers in the state of Antioquia. The team focused specifically on the Rio Cauca and the Rio Nechi. Both rivers had their own challenges and difficulties along the way, but in the end the reward was well worth the struggle. Follow along as the team charges down the steep rivers, hides from coca farmers and perseveres through the vicious jungle to complete the first descent of these two wild rivers.
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With 15 Class V rapids in under 9 miles, California’s Cherry Creek is the standard by which all other commercially run rivers are measured. Here, Wes and Chris join a trip run.
Learn this awesome downriver freestyle kayaking move, with EJ, Stephen Wright, and Clay Wright
After spending more than two weeks reconnecting with extended ohana on Tahiti, crews of Hokule‘a and Hikianalia have resumed their ambitious voyage to spread aloha across the globe via canoe.
The two Hawaiian voyaging waa (canoes) left the fishing village of Tautira on Tahiti’s northeastern shore Wednesday morning for the neighboring island of Moorea, launching the second leg of the Polynesian Voyaging Society’s Malama Honua (“Care for Our Earth”) worldwide voyage.
A fresh crew of volunteer sailors flew from … More