It has been quite a while since I got back from my norwegian adventure over the summer. To be back after one year of cruising around west coast of USA felt just right. I first visited Norway when I was 5 years old and my parents went for some paddling action. This year was my fifth visit since then.
Finally the moment we have all been waiting Bomb Flow goes to NORWAY! Watch as the boys find themselves LOST IN VOSS…searching out the stoutest stouts we could find, Voss continually showed us the goods day after day. The water levels greeted us and we got to hit so many of the rare classics…a dream come true! Sit back, crack a beer, and get LOST IN VOSS!
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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.
Here is a little 2011 highlight reel I did while procrastinating my homework this past weekend, check out what David Miller from the Matador Network posted about it:
“Included are some new scenes from this past spring’s kayak mission in Japan, as well as some of the gnarly lines nearby Shon’s local Mt. Shasta area.