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Paddling the Versa Board SUP board on Gore Creek during the Teva Mountain Games
Uploaded By: liquidlogicwoody. Added on: 08 June 2010.
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I spent the weekend in Vail Colorado judging the freestyle event at the Teva Mountain Games. There also just happened to be a downriver SUP race so I decided to enter. This is the section of river that the race was on. Its Gore Creek above Vail, CO. We started about 3 miles above town and paddled right down to the middle of the village. The race was the next day and the river had risen another several hundred CFS so the gaps under the bridges were much smaller and the waves were much bigger.
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