Articles about creek boating from the Pyranha Team.
03
Sep
I made a trip home to Clemson, SC this summer to get some work done on an old foot injury and was extremely lucky to catch a massive trail of storms while I was home. Upstate South Carolina is an area that is all too often overlooked as a paddling destination because there is very …
24
Aug
Its been another stereotypical British summer this year. After a surprising amount of nice weather the rain finally came along. Unfortunately I’ve been working most of the summer, so whenever the rain has come I’ve just headed to Betws-y-Coed for the good old Fairy Glen, pretty much a sure thing whenever it is wet. Obviously …
12
Aug
With my time in Cali having come to a close, eyes were set back on Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Chris and I had made a date with Galen Volckhausen, Hunt Jennings and Jordan Poffenberger. We were on the road North and had a few hours to meet the boys at the car park for Sahalie …
10
Aug
Check out some kayaking down in México!! Follow the SBP boys and their mental friends as they travel deep into a waterfall paradise in México. Enjoy some fine paddling from some of the best waterfalls mother nature has to offer, surrounded on all sides by thick jungle and banana fields. Check out the episode on …
09
Aug
Below: Adam Goshorn on Little River Falls, photos by Pat Smith Sure, spring doesn’t officially begin until March 20th, but the seasonal rotation in my life doesn’t exactly follow the official guidelines. This year, my winter was composed of back to back trips, first another raft-supported trip on the Grand Canyon and then down to …
29
Jul
The Callaghan river is about 14km out of Whistler, one of the most touristic/busiest towns I’m BC. Whistler is the ski mecca in the winter and for downhill and mountain bike in the summer, however there are many other things to do in this mountain village. The Callaghan flows from early season to mid summer …
25
Jul
Ever since I first started to kayak I had dreamed of going out west. This year with the snow pack low in California, it only made since to go to the Pacific Northwest. It all started at 4:30 am when Kevin Nunns and I started the drive across the country from Asheville, NC to the …
15
Jul
I had long dreamed of getting my face wet on some classic Californian granite gems. May 2013 was going to be the chance to fulfil some of those fantasies. Arriving in Portland on April 30th, I quickly went about collecting my Large Burn and other necessary pieces of paddling paraphernalia. The plan was simple: Get …
11
Jul
I want to write up my review of the Nano and keep it short and sweet, just like the boat. Living in the South East, we have been getting hammered with rain. It was a great time to get out and put this boat to the test. First, a bit of background; I am a …
10
Jul
If you’re wondering if there are still new rivers out there waiting to be discovered, consider the fact that paddlers only started exploring sections of the Rio Jalacingo in 2008 and a full top to bottom descent wasn’t done until 2010. This is even more telling when you consider that the Jalacingo flows into the …