Friday, April 25, 2008. Random shots from the past year. I dont know anybody with as much soul as coop. So many of my fondest life memmories are with with this dude by my side. Whose got your back till the end. The authors first buck in Idaho. 2 AM 2 miles left to go. Coop practicly ran a marathon in this kind of terain, pushing deer around for me. This boy aint no joke with that bean blower. Wednesday, January 23, 2008.

Injured kayaker trying to stay sane. Thanks to William Craig Parks. The big boy on the lower Miss. Scotty on the first drop of the Pusuno. Charlie firing off the 30 fter on the Pusuno. Bone Boofin the Middle line on the Papallacta. Jake probing the center line. Kids had never seen a kayak. Friendly company at the take out. Hecktor firing off the center line. The run out of the 40fter.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Spirit Falls at High Flows. Friday, February 4, 2011. Pay to View has just launched with instant access to whitewater Feature Films. Watch Instantly! Click Here for more. No other river in the world creates a passion for pure whitewater paddling like the Little White Salmon! A fluid movement of mind and nature at times and pure chaos backed by your worst fears at others. Little White Salmon River 1993.

The time has come to complete the last remaining piece of The Columbia Experience. With the help of many friends, families, and sponsors we are proud to share the experience with everyone. Thank you! Written and Directed by Ryan Scott. Click on the map below for write-ups on each section.

Unmaintained trail with very steep and exposed cliffs! Munra Point is an impressive knife-edge ridge line that separates Tanner Creek and Moffet Creek while overlooking Bonneville Dam. Facing the Columbia River to the north from Munra point Wahclella Falls pushes through tall basalt walls deep in Tanner Creek to the east and Moffett Creek pours down on the west.

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