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Spanish endurance athlete Antonio de la Rosa was on a mission to become the first person to stand-up paddleboard (SUP) the Northwest Passage when he lost his paddleboard and the majority of his gear just over two weeks into the trip. Stranded without a means of travel, de la Rosa was rescued by helicopter, cutting […]

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Six kayakers hovered at the edge of a volcanic lake in Chilean Patagonia earlier this year, eyeing the first rapid of the Río Cuervo. Kilian Astorga, the Chilean kayaker who conceived the expedition, along with Dane Jackson, Adrian Mattern, David Sodomka, Tom Dollé and Eirik Hansen had committed to the first descent. Google Maps and […]

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What would you portage a marathon for? A Minnesota man recently ran the entire Twin Cities Marathon while carrying a canoe to raise awareness for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCA). He now plans to portage a marathon every week for an entire year to advocate for the permanent protection of the wilderness area […]

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  Sponsored by Paddling Kids judges have selected two finalists from the three-to-six age bracket. Check out their stories below, and then vote for the winner by commenting and telling us which one is your fave. Voting for this age bracket closes at midnight ET on Wednesday, October 21. Visit us on Instagram for more […]

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Welsh extreme athlete Ash Dykes is embarking on a 700 kilometer (435 mile) paddle through the Congo River Basin in an inflatable kayak, and he’s taking the world along with him. His journey has gained a massive following on social media, where millions are watching as he navigates what NBC News recently called “one of […]

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