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Kayaking
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Paddling One of the Narrowest Rivers in the World
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Nouria Newman Kayaks in Norway
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Paddling the Olympic Peninsula
Whitewater Kayaking in the Remote Andes
Injury Won’t Stop This Sea Kayaker
Testing Gear at Outdoor Retailer Demo Day
The Human Cost of Closed Borders
Dropping the 100-Foot Ram Falls in a Kayak
These Are the Kids of Kayaking
Blind Veterans Run the Grand Canyon
Circumnavigating Manhattan by Kayak
The Best Big Whitewater in Idaho
‘Weight of Water’ Trailer
Whitewater Kayaking in Alaska
First Descent Attempt of the Klinaklini
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Since 1997, there have been four documented attempts at a first kayaking descent down British Columbia’s Klinaklini River—and none of them have been successful. While on a commercial river trip on the upper Klinaklini, trip leader Miranda Stopol spawned the idea for an all-female first ascent. Into the Klinaklini, from NRS, documents their journey.
