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Looking Upstream Midway through the Five Falls at Very Low Water At the top is Entrance, Midway to the right is Corkscrew There is a mystique about the Chattooga River that is embedded in the subconscious of the American psyche.

Today's my 4th and last day in a row on the Upper Gauley. Here is some classic Class V carnage video from the river for your viewing entertainment. Enjoy! Thanks for reading. Technorati Tags: gauley river, pillow rock, sweets falls, class v, whitewater rafting, white water, rafting, carnage, west

This video is pretty typical of what happens when your raft flips at Class V Pillow Rock Rapid. It's highly entertaining, but don't worry, the swim is long and deep, but pretty safe.Thanks for reading.Technorati Tags: gauley river, pillow rock, class v, whitewater rafting, white water, rafting,

£59.00 Info / Buy Product Information Thunderous noise, churning water and rapids all around you - this is the unbelievable thrill of white water rafting! Only the strength and determination of you and your team will get you through the rapids.

The chaos that ensues in this video taken at Sweets Falls in 2003 is mostly induced by the High Water Mayhem following Hurricane Isabel.Thanks for reading.Technorati Tags: gauley river, sweets falls, class v, whitewater rafting, white water, rafting, carnage, west virginia, high water, hurricane

This is an example of something going way wrong. Lost Paddle is the biggest and longest Class V Rapid on the Gauley River. Kids, don't try this at home, raft with a professional. Try North American River Runners or Class VI River Runners.I'm out there today.

Insignificant is a misnomer. There is absolutely nothing insignificant about the rapid known as Insignificant. The naming of Insignificant is legendary. Early explorers of the Gauley River simply arrived at this point below a long rapid of rushing water, house-size rocks, violently crashing five-foot

Gauley Season begins Friday, September 5, 2008; and for six glorious consecutive weekends, the hamlets of Fayetteville and Summersville West by God Virgina become the Center of the international whitewater community where rafters, kayakers, and canoeists come to test their mettle against the river known as the "Beast of the East".

Nova Scotia rafting: White Water Rafting in Nova Scotia for tidal waves! August 25th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed White water rafting in Nova Scotia is a very unique experience. Unlike most rafting where you simply follow the river down rushing through the rapids, with Nova Scotia rafting their are also white water waves you will be able to contend with.

Gauley season starts on September 5th. Do you have the cojones? I sure as hell don't but, if you do, be sure to tell me about it. I'll be rootin' for ya while I'm back in Huntington playing pinball on my computer.