NWVS #8 – At Home in the Gorge – Final Big Screen Premiere
coming to Bend, Oregon November 19th. Get your copy of NWVS #8 – CLICK HERE Premiere details on the flyer..
More updates coming in the near future: Hucker’s Guide.. Chapter Two – Oregon and The PNW is primed! Check back soon!
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The Hucker’s Guide to the Columbia River Gorge, Chapter One – Washington
From Lacamas Creek to Kenobi, to Summit and back to Stebbins, I have included the creeks, waterfalls, and random whitewater of interest to the experienced paddler looking for the best that the Columbia Gorge region has to offer. Complete with simple directions, one double-page illustrated map, GPS coordinates, recommended flows, a clear description of what to expect, and much more..
Each run will include 3 individual page layouts consisting of:
Layout 1: Character and Description
Layout 2: Full page image
Layout 3: Access and Flows
Check out the preview pages below and remember this is only a small part of chapter one. More updates coming soon.
Little White Salmon - Layout 1
Summit - Layout 2
Stebbins - Layout 3
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Pouring through the Henry Fork Caldera, which is part of the greater Island Park Caldera, the geology of the area dates back more than 1.3 million years when one of seven known supervolcanos erupted starting the creation of the Yellowstone Caldera. Needless to say, Mesa Falls is rich in history. Given the geology and park and huck nature of the falls it’s no wonder that so many people stop by the magnificent waterfall to take a quick look or partake in recreational activities. A couple weeks ago Dan McCain took a trip back to is home state of Montana and took a look at Mesa.
Dan McCain R-1, top fall at Mesa Falls
Photo courtesy of Ümit Yüksel
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PNW Paddlers, PDX Kayaker along with Next Adventure is back for another year of fun and local videos. Come on out on October 16th to Mt. Tabor Legacy (4811 SE Hawthorne). For more details on the Film Festival – Click Here
CRG Productions Fans, our video, ‘Watercrafts’, covers the Upper Upper Cispus Raft descent, 880 miles on the Columbia River, and many many miles through California. The only place to see this edit will be at the PDX Film Festival 2009 at Mt. Tabor on October 16th.
Photo by Matt King
btw, while your there be sure to thank Deek, Chuck, and Luke for 10 years of hard work and ongoing PDX Kayaker video entertainment!
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