Long time no post. Sorry. More coming soon. Here's a video from the Middlebury on March 18th:
Midd Gorge Video
Putnam Creek, NY
This past weekend was a Raquette off-week, so I figured there'd be nothing to do but Deerfield Fest. Then, lo and behold, it dumped rain on Friday. I refreshed the radar every ~5 or so minutes through the whole work day and it was looking really promising right up until 6pm or so. Then the... Continue Reading →
Raquette Livin’
Well, summer time is here in New England...which means 13 days of Hartlands in a row interspersed with the bi-weekly Raquette releases. I went up to the Raquette this weekend and it was everything I remembered from last year...What a fun river. Good times were had by all. Colton Falls has changed a little bit,... Continue Reading →
The North Fork
The North Fork of the Payette is everything it's cracked up to be. Thanks so much for being such a supportive community, Banks. We'll miss you, Stephen.
Yellowstone
According to Google, it only takes about 4 hours to drive from Jackson to Bozeman...but apparently they don't expect you to stop every time you see a runnable rapid in Yellowstone. We stopped and looked at the Firehole River, a two mile stretch of IV/V whitewater through a beautiful canyon with 8-10 distinct rapids. This... Continue Reading →
Welcome to Wydaho
After Fibark, I rallied back to Boulder and spent another couple nights in the Front Range. Scotty, Dodge, and I ran Blackrock into Lower Clear Creek, and the next day we met up with team Ledyard to run the marathon stretch of the Poudre, after which I drove the seven hours to Salt Lake. Ben... Continue Reading →
Vermont, the Waterfall State
I spent a few days this spring tracking down waterfalls in Vermont with the help of http://northeastwaterfalls.com/ and some beta from Ryan McCall and ended up with some awesome drops, some of which we ran and some of which I need to go back for. I scouted Dewey Mills on the Ottaquechee at high water... Continue Reading →
Spring Photo Dump
I didn't really blog at all this spring, but it's mostly because I was too busy kayaking. Now that I'm in Colorado on a kayaking road trip I've got a bit more time on my hands so I'm going through photos trying to put together a couple of posts about this spring. Spring melt waited... Continue Reading →
Fibark
Well, I graduated college last Sunday and picked up and drove to Colorado. I got into Boulder on Wednesday and ran Boulder Creek that afternoon, then drove down to Buena Vista and ran the Numbers, which it turns out is pretty great at high water. Friday, we ran Browns Canyon -- also pretty good, with... Continue Reading →
