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Wild-Water Report 2004 Find Your Flow We’ve zeroed in on the best blue-ribbon river trips in North America—from remote rapids to meandering flatwater—for getting wet, wild, and recharged. By Grayson Schaffer
The Rivers Georgia’s Chattooga River and California’s North Fork of the Kern River Middle Fork of Idaho’s Salmon River and Colorado’s Green River The North Fork of Wisconsin’s Flambeau River and Maine’s Allagash River Alaska’s Talkeetna River and the Gauley River in West Virginia The South Nahanni River in Canada’s Northwest Territories The Right Stuff for the River: Gear You Need and Have to Have The Workout Power Stroke: Get fit for summer’s hottest sport—in less time than you’d think The Gear Make a Splash: Nine river-ready kicks engineered for endless summer fun |
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