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May 14 Social NRS FB “It’s kind of easy to get used to the wild, no people around, amazing adventures around every corner, over every hillside. And then you go to somewhere like the Chakachamna and your mind is just blown again, like the first time you came to Alaska.” - Brendan Wells Motivated by the failings of former paddlers over a decade ago, but encouraged by local bush pilot Jay Mahan’s multiple descents, Brendan and Parker set out to explore the ‘unrunnable’ Chakachamna River and attempt to paddle across Cook Inlet. Mountain Mind Media | #DrawnToWater | #Flowstate
May 12 Social NRS FB 5 Things You Didn't Know About the Chakachamna River: 5. A series of lahars, debris avalanches and volcanic eruptions over the last 10,000 years created the Chakachamna lake and river. 4. The lake at the headwaters is called the Chakachamna and the river is actually called the Chakachatna. 3. Since the 1980’s a few different groups have studied and made plans to dam the river. 2. This river is so wild and full of life you can catch salmon with your bare hands. 1. Jerry Jacques, Rob Lesser and Brit Gentry led the first complete descent of the river in 1995. But wait, you've never actually heard of this remote river.. Head over to #DuctTapeDiaries to learn more about this could-be Alaskan class. And be sure to catch the next episode in the Flowstate Series, The Chakachamna River: A New Alaskan Classic dropping Tuesday. Mountain Mind Media​ | Eric Parker Photography​ | Brendan Wells​ | #Flowstate

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