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Discussion started by Alex Mauer , on 03 January 03:13 AM
I think the film should start in Gwood show the best runs there and the surf wave, then move to Buena Vista show that run and those wave, make its way down to Pueblo Rez for some camping and cliff jumping then end with a long paddle to the pueblo play park and those waves! What do you all think?
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Lunch counter is a sick wave and pipe in Idaho is a strong wave as well. That trip would be cool, I would be down if I could get some sponsors for it. But the Colorado plan is easier bra cause it follows my race schedule. If its going to be a big trip though might as well just surf the best and head to skook, habitat 67, Munich, and Zambia. Nothing comes close to those waves. Have you seen them? Big waves of the river!!! Plus I haven't seen anyone SUP the Zambia wave. The thing barrels all day long. You could get a 5 or 10 min tube ride!
Friday, 04 January 2013 00:26
How about from the Columbia Glacier in Canada to the Pacific and some of the big waves on the tributaries like the Snake river and Salmon in Idaho. Check out this link: http://www.cbr.washington.edu/dart/headwater_com.html which gives CFS (cubic feet per second ) and water temps
Thursday, 03 January 2013 17:58
