Dec 9, 2019 · Inside Knox Hammack's and James Shimizu's April 2019 runs of Washington's Palouse Falls, matching the world record of 189.5 feet. The act itself is one thing. Years spent …

Palouse Falls is the kind of waterfall that gives kayakers chills. The body of water, hidden away in Eastern Washington, plunges 189 feet down into a pool surrounded by basalt cliffs.

Sep 4, 2024 · Palouse Falls witnesses kayaker James Shimizu's jaw-dropping 186ft plunge, reminiscent of a Hollywood action scene.

May 31, 2012 · Tyler Bradt kayaked off Washington’s 189-foot Palouse Falls first. That was in 2009, and he stayed in his boat the entire time.

Jan 7, 2011 · Kayak Waterfall Record See professional kayaker Tyler Bradt set a new world record paddling 186 feet (57 meters) over Palouse Falls in eastern Washington.

Here are my favorite things to do in Palouse Falls State Park, plus my best tips for visiting Palouse Falls safely. Read next: The 50 Most Stunning Waterfalls in the US for an Epic Outdoor Getaway

Oct 19, 2024 · While kayaking to Palouse Falls may not be a feasible option, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy this natural wonder responsibly. Here are a few alternatives: Hiking: Explore the various hiking trails in Palouse Falls State Park and witness the beauty of the falls from designated viewpoints.

Apr 28, 2009 · After plunging underwater about 20 feet and being submerged for about seven seconds, Bradt surfaced from Palouse Fall’s deep pool with little more than a sprained wrist …

Jan 17, 2025 · 186 foot kayak drop over Washington State waterfall. Incredibly intense footage out of Eastern Washington where James Shimizu threw caution to the wind and paddled over one of the biggest navigable waterfalls in the world. The drop was measured 186ft on …

Dec 7, 2016 · Standing an incredible 189 feet (57 metres) tall, the Palouse Falls in the US state of Washington are even higher than the legendary Niagara Falls. Extreme kayaker Rafael Ortiz, of Mexico,...