Weekly Escape: Morning Paddle in Gibraltar
In our ongoing Weekly Escape series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in two minutes or less
The Rowdiest North Fork Championship Yet
The race takes place on a section of the Payette River in Idaho known as Jacob’s Ladder, which is famous for its massive features. This year, the record runoff had some competitors worried.
Our Favorite Kayak Folds Up Into the Size of a Suitcase
A celebrated origami boat gets a crucial upgrade
Seven Training Lessons from Professional Sailor Jimmy Spithill
This summer in Bermuda, the Australian-born sailor will lead Oracle Team USA’s bid to retain the oldest trophy in international sports. The 37-year-old’s secret to staying on top? Stepping away from the boat.
The Best Stand-Up Paddleboards of 2017
Just add water. And, in some cases, air.
Why Lake Superior Is the Country's Most Overlooked Playground
Famously cold and frighteningly massive, Lake Superior contains 10 percent of the world's surface freshwater, holds the remains of 6,000 shipwrecks, and offers a lifetime of adventure. Stephanie Pearson sets out to circumnavigate America's most overlooked playground.
The Best Surfboards of 2017
Own the waves with these sticks
The True Story of Jimmy Carter's Infamous Run Down the Chatooga River
With only a few inches of the boat above water Jimmy Carter and his mentor Claude Terry, co-founder of American Rivers, completed the first tandem canoe descent of Bull's Sluice rapid.
A Community's Struggle to Save Oregon's Wild Rivers
From Octave Zangs, Together Against The Mines shares the success story of a campaign to disallow a nickel mine to be placed on the Hunter Creek watershed.
Tested: The Best Personal Flotation Devices for Women
Astral's high-performance Layla is specifically designed for big-breasted paddlers
'The Canoe': A Film Celebrating the Simple Joy of Paddling
This film underscores the connection between the human spirit and paddling canoes.
Why Angelika Graswald Won't Be Convicted of Murder
She was present when her fiance drowned during a kayaking trip last year, and even told authorities she wanted him dead. But there's no way a jury will convict. Here's why.
Two Professors Revisit the Noatak River 35 Years Later
After many years of travel together, Jim Slinger and Andrew Tip Taylor revisit The Noatak River after a 35-year hiatus.
How to Live in the Wilderness for a Whole Year
Adventurers Dave and Amy Freeman today emerged from 12 months living in the Boundary Waters wilderness in northern Minnesota. One of their top challenges? Filing their taxes on time.
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