Video taken at the Mule Creek Canyon section of Oregon’s Rogue River, known as the “land of the lost” boils. O.A.R.S. Marketing & Partnerships Director, Steve Markle, Operations Manager, Tyler Wendt and David Moryc, Director, American Rivers’ Go Wild! Initiative, as well as journalists, guides and assorted friends, recently had the honor of sharing time together on the Rogue. For a detailed report of their trip… see Down The Lazy River.

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(Nicole, looks like you’re getting a kayak for a wedding gift!)

Living proof that O.A.R.S. guide Craig (aka Carnage) can keep the thwarts upright! Here he is guiding a group of whitewater raft guide school participants through Rock Garden rapid on the Tuolumne River. It was a great flow on Thursday, probably around 1800 CFS. Lumsden Road is in great shape - never seen it this nice!! Get out, take advantage of the good road - Get on The T!
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A successful run through Rock Garden on the Tuolumne River.  The O.A.R.S. Whitewater Boot Camp gang looked great after warming up throughout the week on the South Fork American and the Merced rivers.  I believe this is “JD” at the bottom section of the rapid.
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Brian McCutcheon stopped by Angels Camp last week and brought with him a new video clip of the Chilko Multi-Sport vacation. Chilko Multi-Sport.

The Chilko-Chilcotin-Fraser river corridor is one of North America’s best-kept secrets. The Chilko River features the longest stretch of commercially operated whitewater in the North America. The Chilko has impressive water from May through September.