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Rivers
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A Float Trip on the Upper Missouri River
Rafting the Length of the Colorado River
One Man’s Dedication to Running Rivers
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Meet the Queen of Cataract Canyon
A Bromance Formed on the River
Why River Trips Are Better with Family
Explore the Flathead Valley
‘Hunting the Last Wild Places’
Surfing the Severn Bore
‘Children of the Columbia’ Trailer
‘Weight of Water’ Trailer
Return From Desolation
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When river guide Garrett Eaton returned from Afghanistan, his life was consumed by drugs and alcohol. But when he met up with a group of other vets through the Sierra Club’s veterans program Eaton found solace in running rivers in Utah’s canyons. Return from Desolation, from OARS and filmmaker Justin Clifton, highlights Eaton’s struggles as a veteran, river guide, and oil man.
