Kayaking the Nantahala - HCC - Spring Fling

We had a wonderful weekend in the Nantahala Gorge. We got there a little early to take a fun little stroll that Friday down to the bottom from Patton's Run.

[@andylee4563]

I love the editing between the two cameras and being able to see both viewpoints.

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

Thanks Andy. Not gonna lie it’s tedious but so worth it. Just wait til I actually get the hang of the editing. ❤😂

[@dangerjudy5334]

So fun!

[@12STONESADVENTURES]

Jess and Halie awesome video!!! Just subbed! 👍

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

Awesome sauce!!!!!!! Thanks so much!!!!! 💙💚

[@garrisonbishop2063]

Ed wore it best

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

Hahaha. One vote for Ed

[@robertdaniel7012]

Subscribed ladies

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

Sweeeeet! Thank you a bunch!!!

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

We got one vote for Ed.

[@wood2be]

Great video! Where can you learn to do this type kayaking? Is it difficult to learn?

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

Some places I’d suggest to look into for instruction would be ACE Kayaking located in the Ocoee:Hiwassee area, Endless River Adventures aka ERA and Nantahala Outdoor Center also known as the NOC in the Nantahala Area among others. I’m not quite familiar with your area. But you could also look on the ACA website for local instructors. www.americancanoe.org/page/FindCourses

[@elevatedlifeadventures]

I will say whitewater kayaking is a fantastic sport to get into. It does take some work but that’s why I would highly suggest getting with an instructor. :) Nantahala Outdoor Center aka the NOC and Endless River Adventures are great places to looking into for ducky rentals and/or instruction as well.