With Stakeout right around the corner
Earth Veins Ep 11 should get you good and stoked for some big wave action. Join Tom Paterson and Benny Marr as they party surf the infamous Buseater wave.
Sea Kayaking around the Little Orme in Llandudno, North Wales.
Everything was going great for the skinny water boys crew until…
Canoe and Kayak takes six tents into the backcountry for a full test and we found which shelters will keep you dry during your next paddling adventure.
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Team NRS paddler Erik Boomer along with expedition paddlers Nouria Newman and Ben Stookesberry take on, what they consider, one of the best first descents they have ever done.
Two drainages on the east side of Wyoming’s Big Horn Mountain Range appeared to have incredible whitewater possibilities but the only information they could get was not to waste their time. « It’s all full of sieves and nothing goes, » they were told. But that’s exactly the kind of beta this paddling dream team uses as motivation to attempt a first descent.
Following their intuition, they decided to give it a go and staring with the steep and complex Goose Creek.
Two days exploring central Maine’s northern Highlands region canoeing Lobster Lake, with a paddle out “the greatest introductory river canoe trip in the world,” the West Branch Penobscot out to a night on Chesuncook Lake’s Gero Island.
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Dane Jackson returns for round two on Abiqua Falls, one of the stoutest drops in the kayaking world. At 92′ feet tall with a sometimes funky lip, it has only been run a handful of times and the lines have sometimes been hit or miss. Stoked to have us all walk away safe and happy. DISCLAIMER: There is lots of foul language, apologies, but who doesn’t get excited and nervous around the stouts!
Wired2Fish’s Kyle Peterson rolls the dice on a backwoods lake in hopes of finding hyper-active fish with the mobility of a kayak. Kyle struck it rich with fish as a reward for going off the beaten path but as an added bonus, the lake gave up some beautiful scenery on a cloudless day, showing that the gamble was well worth the wager.
Nelo’s new surfski hybrid is tested in Montebello, Portugal.
Lines drawn in the battle to protect the world’s most popular canoe destination and, with canoe country stakeholder/lawsuit plaintiffs arguing America’s most popular wilderness area is far more valuable than a mine — and not worth the risk of a nightmare scenario.
Looming Twin Metals mine is an “existential threat” for businesses and paddlers in America’s most popular wilderness
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Inside the Outdoor Channel’s newest reality show, ‘The Brigade: Race to the Hudson,’ which puts 10 strangers in a voyageur-style canoe and sends them on a 750-mile journey across some of North America’s most rugged and beautiful terrain.
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The boys make moves to help pick up trash around Kanawha Falls then go for a quick Cobra flip huck session which leads to a bunch of face plants and crashes.
Watch the Norwegian crew Fosspadlarlauget´s carnage reel from various locations in Norway and Iceland
By: Helge Martinsen From: Norway
Stunning scenery of kayaking Tomaree Head, NSW, Australia.
Comedian Kevin Hart on taking his family rafting on the Ocoee.
Brennan’s Wave in Missoula, Montana is open for business!
An amazingly fun week of Surf Therapy volunteering at Operation Surf with Skyler the surfing dog!
Short video of sea kayaking adventures in Limfjord.
Extreme H18 and Aliex Folgueira head out in strong winds and current in search of fish.
At the heart of the Alaskan Pebble Mine controversy, the Koktuli River winds its way through the Alaskan bushland from its source at Frying Pan Lake to Bristol Bay. Known for the salmon that return to the region each year in epic proportions to spawn and die, disrupting the landscape vital to this eco-system would devastate the fishery, its industry, and peripheral wildlife tourism industries as well. This massive project would set a dangerous new precedent for mining and development in the Bristol Bay region and all of Alaska.
Growing up on the banks of the Kenai River, Brendan Wells has a strong connection to Alaska, its landscape and wildlife, its history and future. Which is why, intrigued by this remote area and the threats the watershed faces, he and three friends took a more intimate approach to the controversy by experiencing wild Alaska in the spirit of river adventure.
Learn more about the Pebble Mine and how you can help: www.savebristolbay.org
