Archives
Contents
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A Fine Line
Eric Adsit clings to the fine line between life and death in the depths of New York’s Broke Back Gorge.
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Falling
The Stikine is known for audacious whitewater. But the portages are equally treacherous. Daz reflects on a scary fall at Site Zed.
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Musings of the Mystery
A niche sport within a niche sport, squirt boating paved the way for modern freestyle kayaking. John Trembley charcs into the deep seam of the weird world of squirt boating.
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The Daniel Effect
The late, great Daniel DeLaVergne’s “logistical genius made big trips possible.” Nate Helms writes about the glory days of Team Weed, and their exploits in the high Sierra.
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Lunatic Fringe
A superlative list of the South’s biggest, meanest rapids and waterfalls.
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No Province for Old Men
Prolific guidebook author Kirk Eddlemon unravels on BC’s Snowcap Creek, and ponders his future in the fringes of class V kayaking.
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My Riot Bus Tour of ’99
Sixteen-year-old Dre rides a (slightly out of control) bubble with a ragtag gang of older pro kayakers.
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The Grande Finale of the Jamie McEwan Trilogy: Denied- Linville Gorge, 1973
In the final chapter of the McEwan Trilogy, Tom and Jamie attempt the first descent of Linville Gorge. The misadventure results in, among other things, Jamie finding “indestructible pleasure” while sleeping in an outhouse on the canyon rim.