Category Archives: Creeking

Viamala- und Roffla Schlucht: die perfekten Flüsse?

by Anton Lehner

Philipp Much in der Rofla Schlucht
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Viamala Schlucht
Die Viamala Schlucht ist eine der beeindruckendsten Schluchten in Graubünden. Ein Steg führt Touristen zu der schmalsten Stelle der Klamm. Mit den Kajaks ist es leider Verboten, dort einzubooten. Wir müssen bei einer Parkbucht etwa 100 Meter unter der Touristenattraktion zum Hinterrhein absteigen. Der Weg führt querfeldein über Geröll hinunter zum Bach. Man muss extrem aufpassen, um nicht mit einer losen Steinplatte den Weg nach unten zu beenden, für die meisten war das der härteste Teil der Befahrung.

Brush Creek 2012 for RG

by Shon Bollock

Shasta Boyz on Team LiquidlogicMy life has been chaos as usual rolling into midterms but last weekend was the Brush Creek race outside Kernville, CA. The race went well with some fast racers laying it down and I ended up taking 6th place in the short boat division off the couch from pushin pencils.

Getting LW-ular! Little White Salmon

by Evan Garcia

Evan Garcia on Little White SalomonThe Past 4 days in a row myself and a solid group of paddlers have been lapping the Little White Salmon at 4.1-3.9 feet on the bottom gauge. Putting in at the Willard bridge and running the Upper/Lower LW is one of the best and most amazing things you can do in a kayak. The river drops close to 2,000feet in less than 5 miles. It is an endless ride of frothy white goodness from top to bottom! Here are a few Go Pro freezezzzzzz for y’all to enjoy.

BOMB FLOW TV – “Going to Church” – Episode 9

by Fred Norquist

Bomb Flow TVA wiseman once said, “not all churches have roofs”. In this episode watch as the Bomb Flow crew finds their own meaning of “church” amidst huge waterfalls and flooded rivers in the mighty PNW. The crew is blessed with a successful huckfest on some of Washington and Oregon’s biggest and baddest waterfalls.
Outlet, Toketee, Abiqua, Upper North, and Metlako.