Trips
Freestyle kayaking icon Anthony Yap and a team of experienced paddlers returned from their month-long, self-supported paddling expedition in Australia's remote Kimberley region with stories of crocs, ancient artifacts, wild water and more.
A group of students from Thompson Rivers University's Adventure Guide diploma program are headed to Nepal to run rivers, help Nepali guides get trained, and graduate college.
Read more: Adventure Students Kayak Nepal Rivers, Support Nepalese Guides
Former kayak waterfall world record holder Pedro Oliva and a team of kayakers including Ben Stookesberry and Chris Korbulic are once again searching the Amazon for the highest runnable waterfalls. The team also hopes to raise awareness about threats to the rainforest in this region.
Jetsetting Epicocity Project kayakers return from the Mekong River in Southeast Asia with another big fish story for the National Geographic.
This summer, adventure filmmaker Bryan Smith and a team of experienced kayakers head to Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula to claim first descents and raise awareness of the fragile biodiversity of this unique wilderness.
Read more: Kamchatka Whitewater—Salmon, Grizzlies & Volcanoes
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