Kayaking adventures in the rural mountains

Six friends prepare for the danger and excitement of kayaking unexplored territory in Michoacán, Mexico.

Kayaker buds Joel, Rafa, Dane, Kieran, Seth and Juan embrace the unkown as they finally arrive in Michoacán.

The Rio Cajones lives up to its name as the guys ride rapids and rappel rock walls in the canyon for two days.

After finding other waterways enticing but impassable the kayakers end their trip on the river where it began.

The kayakers are the first ever to take on the canyons of Rio El Hoyo del Aire near the town of Uruapan.

Six friends prepare for the danger and excitement of kayaking unexplored territory in Michoacán, Mexico.

Follow pro kayaker Rafa Ortiz’s journey in pursuit of his dream to paddle over North America’s Niagara Falls.

Follow kayaker Nouria Newman's vlog as she embarks on a treacherous solo expedition in the Himalayas.

Ben Stookesberry and a group of kayakers attempt a first descent of the Beriman River in Papua New Guinea.

Follow Nouria Newman as she visits Canada to kayak the white water of British Columbia's Spillimacheen River.

Dane Jackson ventures to a kayaker's paradise in Veracruz, Mexico to chase some of the most challenging waterfalls in the world.

Aniol Serrasolses and Nouria Newman explore Rio Blanco for a first descent, from a glacial lake to the ocean.

Explore wild territories by kayak where the world's highest concentration of waterfalls are – Iceland.

Follow Nouria Newman, Erik Boomer and Ben Stookesberry as they pursue the Patagonia Triple Crown.

Professional kayaker Ben Brown ventures to the 66th parallel to explore Iceland’s untapped potential.

Rafa Ortiz, Dane Jackson, Eric Jackson, and Nick Troutman go on a paddling expedition in Veracruz, Mexico.

After finding other waterways enticing but impassable the kayakers end their trip on the river where it began.

Rafa Ortiz explains how he’s driven to conquer his own fear and run Niagara Falls.

Ben Stookesberry and a group of kayakers attempt a first descent of the Beriman River in Papua New Guinea.

The makers of the film talk about their experience of shooting a movie in such a remote and foreign location.

Aniol Serrasolses returns to Chile's 35m Puma Falls for a second attempt at conquering the beast.