He first laid eyes on the Southeastern Washington waterfall in ... So, last Tuesday, he went over Palouse Falls, all 180-plus feet of it. In a kayak. Though Bradt hasn’t released any photos ...

Tyler Bradt, the current world-record holder for dropping 186-feet over Washington's Palouse Falls (seen in the video ... from the moment you put in your kayak until the moment you rise from ...

Tyler Bradt kayaked off Washington’s 189-foot Palouse Falls first ... good and so that was the last day to run the falls. Eventually, my kayak showed up on the same day, but I had to borrow ...

When two young paddlers recently made a return run at the largest waterfall ever successfully paddled in a kayak ... to the remote corner of Washington where Palouse Falls is located on solo ...

Tyler Bradt details the safety preparations for his kayak plunge over Palouse ... which they measured at 186 feet. Washington State Parks lists Palouse Falls at 198 feet. In an interview with ...

Rafael 'Rafa' Ortiz took the plunge at Palouse Falls in Washington State ... and the only problem came when he was ripped from his kayak after hitting the water at the bottom of the fall.

He doesn’t even know how Palouse Falls is pronounced, yet Tyler Bradt, 22, is giving the Eastern Washington state park ... of the Montanan’s April 21 kayak descent over the falls has finally ...

Located in Washtucna, Washington, it is in the middle ... plan on visiting both parks or plan on getting your kayak in for a ...

One of the most stunning remnants of that Ice Age resculpting is the 186-foot-high Palouse Falls. "Sometimes the Palouse Canyon is called the Grand Canyon of Washington state," Stoess said.

Snow and ice covers the Palouse Falls in this photo shared by John Panther that he recently took during chilly December winter weather in Franklin County. The Palouse River cascades nearly 200 ...