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Lynn Creek
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Kayaking over Twin Falls on Lynn Creek in North Vancouver, British Columbia.
Paddlers are Chris R and Carl J.
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Lundbreck Falls
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Running the river left line of Lundbreck Falls on the Crowsnest River near Pincher Creek, Alberta on 23 May 2010. I have misgivings about posting this considering a fellow ...
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Cameron Creek
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Kayaking the upper section of Cameron Creek in Waterton National Park, Alberta on 23 May 2010. The level was low (~4cms) which was fine considering it was the first descen...
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Kayaking in Ecuador... again!
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Kayaking the upper Jondachi and Papallacta rivers in Ecuador.
I returned to Ecuador in late November 2009 to paddle some of the creeks I missed on my first trip in Febr...
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Kayaking the Spillimacheen River
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Kayaking a class IV+ stretch of the Spillimacheen River in eastern British Columbia. The level was low; likely less than 9cms in the canyon (12-16cms is considered optimal)...
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Scouting the Robson River, BC
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Scouting the Robson River near Mount Robson, British Columbia. Not the most exciting video, but it gives an idea of what the river looks like without driving all the way th...
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Riverboarding off Overlander Falls
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James on his riverboard running the right side line off Overlander Falls on the Fraser River near Mount Robson, British Columbia. Level is 48cms on 5 September 2009.
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Fraser River at 200cms
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On 1 July 2008 the Fraser River shot up to 200cms after four days of stinking hot weather ended a long, cold spring (yes, 28C is considered 'stinking hot' in Alberta). Sinc...
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Brierlies Inflatable Surf
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The second day of the 2009 Brierlies Whitewater Classic river festival featured an inflatable surf-off competition on the North Saskatchewan River near Rocky Mountain House...
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Scouting the Fraser River Canyon
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We arrived at the Fraser River rather late after kayaking all day. Since I was the only one with energy enough to hike the canyon that evening, I took some video for the ot...
About Kayak To Hell
As much as I love playboating, creekboating, and squirtboating I am far from an expert at any of them. I'm not a thrill seeker, daredevil, or extreme paddler but rather just a 'soul boater' at heart. I am happy - indeed happiest - simply being on a river. That's where I'm the most myself, the most at home.
Most of what I know about kayaking was gleaned from the example of good company, the school of hard knocks, and the illustrated book 'Kayak' by the late, great William Nealy. I am forever grateful for the 'riverese', 'paddle-fu', and 'kayak to hell' attitude those pages instilled in me.
Although I rarely have to swim, I'm glad my mother made me take all those lessons when I was a kid.
As much as I love playboating, creekboating, and squirtboating I am far from an expert at any of them. I'm not a thrill seeker, daredevil, or extreme paddler but rather just a 'soul boater' at heart. I am happy - indeed happiest - simply being on ...
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