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C'oeur d'arlene
I was on my way to Yahk, BC and discovered I did not have my nieces contact information with me so I decided to revise my destination and head for Glacier National Park. Scot and I stayed at Couer d'Arlene in 2011 and rode throughYahk the following day which was why I had planned that route for this year. I am still challenged to get all my contact information ...
Day 4: Main Salmon - Hancock to Groundhog
... Bailey Bar Camp and came to our next rapid class II Allison Ranch Rapid. Allison was a pretty straightforward rapid, you just needed to avoid the giant hole on river left near the bottom of the rapid. We passed Allison Ranch and came to our next rapid class II Sapp Creek Rapid, it was another easy rapid with no problems.
Next we came to class III Five Mile Rapid. This is a longer rapid as the name suggests. although its not quite ...
Day 3: Main Salmon - Devil's Tooth to Hancock
... Devil's Teeth Rapid. This was an easy rapid to run, you could basically pick any channel between the large rocks at the bottom that you wanted. We had one swimmer here so we waited a bit until she was back in her kayak.
We next passed by Blackadar Camp, Motor Camp, Big Squaw Camp. On our way we saw the Smith Gulch River of No Return Lodge alongside the river. We then passed Corey Bar Camp on our way to Pebble Beach. We pulled in here and the guides set ...
Day 2: Main Salmon - Carey Creek to Devil's Tooth
... us.
We were told that the river level was 9,500 cfs, easily double the normal volume of water for that time of the year and that we would be paddling 13 miles today from Corn Creek to our camp at Devil's Tooth Rapid. We were all given single tents and camp pads for sleeping, they stayed on one of the oar rigs while we paddled each day. We were also told to keep our water bottles full and to keep drinking to avoid dehydration in the heat and arid air. We were ...
Rafting and to the moon!
... panning...then afterwards things are to get a little more exciting.
The ’taster’ that we first experienced gave us a few splashes, Michelle and Dean were both rather keen to keep their walking shoes dry....I don’t think it is going to happen. As well as three boats we had 2 floating Kayaks which people had the choice to go in. We all set off and 2 were in the kayaks, it was not too long before we had a person in trouble, who capsized and we had to rescue...nor just ...
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