New Mexico’s own whitewater boating competition will hold its 68th installment this Mother’s Day in Pilar, NM. The Mother’s Day Whitewater Races (MDR) include competitions inviting kayakers, rafters, canoeists, and
The Top Yough is a Class IV-V whitewater run and the race is meant for advanced boaters only. The race will be timed, with boaters launching at 60 second intervals.
TSRA’s annual Rendezvous is a four-day outdoor event paddling free-flowing streams on the Cumberland Plateau and ending with an auction on Saturday night to raise funds for river conservation projects.
Wisconsin Public Service owns and operates the Grandfather Falls hydroelectric project that includes a license condition to provide a whitewater boating opportunity. Flows are between 1500 and 1800 cfs. The
Wisconsin Public Service owns and operates the Grandfather Falls hydroelectric project that includes a license condition to provide a whitewater boating opportunity. Flows are between 1500 and 1800 cfs. The
Wisconsin Public Service owns and operates the Grandfather Falls hydroelectric project that includes a license condition to provide a whitewater boating opportunity. Flows are between 1500 and 1800 cfs. The
Whitewater boating releases will take place this year for the Pit 5 Run on August 1-2, 2026 with flows of 1,500 cfs and again on September 5-6 with flows of
Whitewater boating releases will take place this year for the Pit 5 Run on August 1-2, 2026 with flows of 1,500 cfs and again on September 5-6 with flows of
Whitewater boating releases will take place this year for the Pit 5 Run on August 1-2, 2026 with flows of 1,500 cfs and again on September 5-6 with flows of
Whitewater boating releases will take place this year for the Pit 5 Run on August 1-2, 2026 with flows of 1,500 cfs and again on September 5-6 with flows of
Just about anyone who has been on whitewater before can participate in this race. It’s suitable for students in college paddling clubs, strong downriver canoe racers, youth with summer camp
The New Haven Race has been a staple of the northeast whitewater scene since 2009. Born as an event for locals to challenge each other for bragging rights, the race
