Repost This ArticleEarly fall saw the crew banded together and pinning it straight north.
Destination = Stikine.
The Grand Canyon of the Stikine holds some of the biggest, gnarliest whitewater on planet Earth. It is regarded as one of the most challenging overnight river trips, and lies in deep, dark northern British Columbia. After a solid 25 hours in the car, the crew arrived to the put-in blessed with perfect weather and perfect flows. We spent 3 days in the insanely beautiful canyon in which Ben Marr logged the first complete descent of the Stikine by paddling every rapid, including the never-before-run Site Zed.
There were huge rapids, sick lines, beautiful views, and most importantly good times all around. We got off the Stikine feeling blessed to have had such a great trip. To finish it off, we headed south to the BC classics. After paddling the Elk we drove to Squamish for the likes of Ashlu Box, Tatlow Creek, and Fear Canyon. BC, eh! 
Shot by:
- Evan Garcia
- Fred Norquist
- Eric Paker
- Ryan Lucas
- Matt Baker
Edited by:
- Fred Norquist
- Evan Garcia
Special thanks to Matt Baker!
Evan Garcia
Evan Garcia is among an elite group of kayakers that has taken waterfalls and extremely difficult/dangerous rapids from the realm of “stunt” to a highly controlled, methodical sport, unlocking access to previously unexplored whitewater around the world. He is sponsored by Liquid Logic Kayaks, Sweet Protection, Astral Buoyancy, Voke Tabs, Coalatree Organics, Disidual Clothing, Werner Paddles, and is the co-editor of BombFlow TV.
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Cool stuff! I have contact with a lot of Stikine veterans… the size of their eyes when they share the trip tells it all… E.P.I.C.