Gotta love the Crescent Crew! Great video showing everyone how it can handle as a single in tough terrain. Is the GoPro just clipped onto the front molded handle?

Ratchet straps are not a good idea, it is too easy to overtighten and damage the boat. Cam straps are a better option.

Here in Australia I always wonder about how beautiful majestic and wild the natural river would have been they decided to try and tame it . But not just the river . pretty much everywhere I look . The key phrase being try and tame it. . We changed it momentarily but it will never be tamed . :)

The springs at the headwater (just another half mile upstream or so) are theorized to be the oldest continually inhabited place in human history at like 12,000 years old

That spot is a restaurant called Kerby Lane now. I used to park there last semester and walk across the street to biochem class 😂

Didn't think you were allowed to use a drone in the national park - did you have to get special permission?

5:52 bro does nothing to stop himself from falling lololol

This is what life is about <3

My favorite creek.

Could you message me details of this trail? Where the entrance ramp is, how long the trail is, where you exited the river, etc? I would love to do this

Cool trip, gorgeous views!!

Where did you get those boot shoes? What brand are they? Awesome!

Bonus info about the ratchet straps and putting a twist in them.

I really tried to give a new outdoors channel a chance but there's music :/

That thumbnail drone shot is absolutely stunning. There is a lot of underrated beauty to behold here in Texas

👍😎🇨🇦🌊

Do those neoprene boots work for keeping rocks out, and what about quick dry?

Sit on top kayak, no safety gear 👌

Watching this from Nebraska where the summer sky is so white on a clear day because of the 90% humidity, the Utah blue sky looks amazing!

I think you'll be going farther north in the future as water levels decrease over the years ....its inevitable .

Im pretty sure that fishing rod belongs to @tristinriddle101 he lost his rod setup in that exact spot when he did this river run in his inflatable over on his channel. Its crazy to think you come along and find it still in the river !

These are exactly the type of boaters who should not be on the Devils River. I have done a couple dozen canoe trips on that river and we never had the issues these guys faced, probably because we were better prepared and more skilled running whitewater. But if these guys think this is tough whitewater, then the just do not have the experience necessary to run wilderness whitewater rivers. Also, what they were wearing is exactly the type of clothing that can lead to injuries. And the limestone bottom is like extremely rough sandpaper that can remove skin if you swim those rapids, especially through Three Tier Waterfall, where they should have taken the left side line instead of the right. I am glad they survived and only suffered minor equipment damage, but they set themselves up for one potential disaster after another. The Devils is one of my favorite rivers to paddle, but it is NOT for everybody! If you get injured, then you are on your own with help a long way off, and there is no cell service to call for outside assistance. And you need to know how to read a river to run the Devils. Whatever else they do I hope they do NOT attempt many rivers in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia or other places with REAL whitewater!

Ahhhh....to be young and adventurous again! I'd go here in a heartbeat. In my youth (1974) we ventured to what is now called Westcave on the outskirts of Austin. Not a soul there. Not regulated. We hiked down to it and spent the afternoon. Even on a December day, we were protected from the elements and it was warm. There was a small cave with a stalactite, a trickling waterfall & ferns everywhere. I have re-visited in the early 2000s & while it's still beautiful, it's not as wild. Loved it when the guide talked about how the hippies gathered there and almost ruined it. I admitted to him that I was having deja vu....I had been there as a college student but it wasn't trashed. It was WILD. Thank you for sharing this adventure!

I barely came across your videos. Maybe two weeks ago. Your videos are different because you involve friends. I think that's what I like.Better about yours than most. Keep them coming. Do the kayak pedal trail in port la voca texas.

incredible

so much re-watch value. this is my work day today.

Are the hip packs coming back? I really want to buy one!

Dude... thank you!

How does that Crescent Crew compare to your Old Town 120? Looking at both of these right now. Thanks!

Dude I live in Vernal just south of Flaming Gorge! Crazy that you were right here close! Great video. Huge fan of yours and your Remote Design bags… have em all and use them constantly. If you’re ever in these parts again hit me up!

Glad you made it to Utah! Beautiful trip and hell of a job on the video. You never disappoint. This one hit home for me. As a kid I’d go backpacking in Christmas Meadows with my grandpa and uncles and fish in the very stream you paddled. Love your vibe, and use all my Remote Designs bags often! Any new designs dropping soon I need to add to my collection?

Whoa !! Lobsters from them there Fresh Waters Dang it !!! LMAO 🤣

My bucket list Ty !

Where did you get your sandals and what are they called?

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Love the video, beautiful camera work and scenery, great thoughts on geology and nature, and love the pictures you showed of what it used to be like.

If you hear banjo's 😵‍💫 JK

Can you show where you entered and came out?

One thing you gotta love about Texans is that we always compare other states to our own! 😂 God I love being a Texan!

Lots of fish hang out under the water full. There is a restaurant just above it.

Oh no. I’m late to the game and don’t see these available anymore :/

Me my sister and her bf just got into going to places to rent kayaks and all that but we been trying to get our own to start camping and kayaking

Underrated channel

Fantastic adventure!

This is exactly what i was looking for. I was scared all this would be was some expensive piece of kit you would promote but no 😅 just a pool noodle and some straps. Looks simple and effective! Thanks for sharing.

I really like this show

I am definitely going to bring swimming goggles.

Dude I really enjoy those smaller fun rapids that help break up a canoe trip. Just learning so I work with in my limits.

I’m going to canoe this because of this video