Community Matters – Our Response to COVID-19
Today the needs of our community are different from before. Last week, our industry partners Kitsbow and Industry Nine got in touch seeking help. Like many in this area, they wanted to find a way to help our nation’s battle... Read More →
Preppers: Must Have Gear, Tips and Tricks
We’re sure that by now, you’ve probably noticed the hoards of people flooding the grocery stores for toilet paper, eggs and pasta. Although stores are gradually catching up, and hoarders are gradually slowing down, there’s one group of people who... Read More →
Wild & Scenic Water – Celebrating 50 years of Protection on the Rogue
It was a chilly fall morning in 2018 as we pushed off from the launch at Graves Creek on the wild and scenic section of the Rogue River. While every one of our annual Rogue trips is special, this one... Read More →
5 Friends, 5 Days, & 166.5 Miles – Green River To Hite
The idea had been rolling around my head for a couple years now. It’s pretty simple and has been done countless times through the ages by all sorts of river runners in various crafts. Paddle from Green River, Utah down to the confluence of the Colorado and through Cataract Canyon into Lake Powell.
The Undisclosed Soul Of a Multi-day Rafting Trip
If you thought that a multi-day rafting trip was going to be a dictionary definition of a vacation, you’re way off. Hard work is what makes any rafting trip happen.
Fall Camping Sweepstakes!
Fall Camping Giveaway!
2020 Team Watershed Applications!
It’s time! It’s time to pick our brand spanking new set of Team Watershed Brand Ambassadors for 2020! The full list of Team Watershed duties are below (spoiler alert – they’re easy and you’ll love them) – but the most important things to... Read More →
The Day We Went For A Swim Before Big Mama
By David Kashinski, I use my Watershed bags on all of the rowing and kayak trips that I do each season. In October and November I did a Rio Maranon trip in Peru. We chose to start at 13,000′ at... Read More →
The Quiet In These Turns
By Tara Kramer, We wake in the fog in our solo tent, the two of us tucked together. Under one sleeping bag, sticking to the damp nylon walls, on two three-quarter length Thermarests. It’s wet in this valley. It’s the... Read More →
The John Wesley Powell Route: Run River Canyons While Discovering a Legendary Story
A new narrated paddling guidebook to the Green and Colorado Rivers celebrates the 150th anniversary of the original Powell expedition by combining the dramatic story of 1869 with color landscape photos and trip planning info. In this interview,author, photographer, and... Read More →
