46 Days in a Row During New England’s Worst Season (Ever?)
People don’t think of New England as having a “snowpack” or a snowmelt season for kayaking, but the truth is, most years we have at least a month of reliable ...
People don’t think of New England as having a “snowpack” or a snowmelt season for kayaking, but the truth is, most years we have at least a month of reliable ...
The Brush Creek Race was a tribute to Randolph Green this year. Below is a video of the proceedings. Perhaps the best tribute to Randolph that day was the rare ...
Paddling is a great way to get out in the middle of nowhere. The feeling of wildness is often heightened when you’re paddling alone. With solitude comes an increase in ...
Unknown Alabama – Part II: Yellow Creek The day after our exploration of Hurricane Creek there was still plenty of water on Lookout Mountain. Ben Bernhard and I had talked ...
Dave Fusilli and Jared Seiler recently enjoyed playboating at the eternity hole near Sylva, NC. They looped, did “crazy phonix cartnasty wheel things,” and performed other such moves. Be sure ...
Unknown Alabama Part I: Hurricane Creek The winter is always a great time to be a paddler in Alabama, and, so far, the winter of 2011-2012 has delivered! Saturday morning ...
Well, we’ve now had a week straight of record high temps (in some places by over 20 degrees). Apparently, we skipped right past spring (typically in April) to the hottest ...
Chris Gragtmans is raising money for First Descents, AW, and Western North Carolina Alliance through vigorous exercise. Chris will attempt to paddle as many miles ...
First competition of the season is complete. Check! Training and preparing for my summer tour has been stressful for me. But the first competition of the ...
Dave Fusilli and a roaming bunch of Demshitz recently went to Uganda to play in the sun. Dave had been looking forward to the trip for several years and got ...
