It’s undeniable that California is home to some of the
finest whitewater in the world. Kayakers flock from around the globe to
catch the runoff and the Golden State breeds some of the biggest names
in the sport. With options spanning from the northwest corner of the
state to the crystal creeks of the Sierra and even the fickle Central
Coast rivers, how do boaters pick their favorites, find inspiration, and
decide when to pack up and head overseas for something different?
Meet three California women who have traveled the world and all came back saying, “There’s no place like home!” Pro kayakers Laura Farrell, Katie Scott and sponsored kayaker Diane Gaydos gave ASJ the full scoop on some of their most challenging and rewarding kayaking experiences to date.
All three have resumes stuffed with enough gnarly Class V runs to make even the most grizzled whitewater veteran stand up and take notice.
DIANE GAYDOS
LAURA FARRELL
AND
KATIE SCOTT
on http://adventuresportsjournal.com/water_sports/kayaking/women-of-whitewater
Meet three California women who have traveled the world and all came back saying, “There’s no place like home!” Pro kayakers Laura Farrell, Katie Scott and sponsored kayaker Diane Gaydos gave ASJ the full scoop on some of their most challenging and rewarding kayaking experiences to date.
All three have resumes stuffed with enough gnarly Class V runs to make even the most grizzled whitewater veteran stand up and take notice.
DIANE GAYDOS
LAURA FARRELL
AND
KATIE SCOTT
on http://adventuresportsjournal.com/water_sports/kayaking/women-of-whitewater
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