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''.. ,I. :. - :..e .,... :,::::..:iy.:---,7:- d- : ,i.:.:::::;.::::.::::,:..i,,?& -; Typical of Salmon River excitement is this stretch of white- water at Salmon Falls which seems to almost devour a boat. 15-fo- ot M1MM ,14-e;- a western phenomenon. New York, New Hampshire, Maine, Michigan arid Ohio were represented along with California, Idaho, Colorado and Utah. Frontier Expeditions runs 10 trips down the Salmon between June I and Sept. 1. Five man rubber rafts can carry a group of 40 plus equipment for five days. And there's much more to it than just riding a boat. Only five to six hours a day is spent on the water, travelling about 20 miles a day. How about Ming m some of America's last untouched wit- demegx? Or pannincf for go41 in one of the hundreds of feeder streams along the way? If photography is your game, wildlife along the ilver is buil varied. and numerous. Bighorn sheep, deer and elk are regular sights, especially in the early summer. Bear, cougar and otter are seen on occasion. Swimming and sunbathing on huge sand beaches is usually a favorite of many water weary boaters. Fitihermen who have heard of the river's reputation for sal mon and steelhead will be ,.:''', ;;, ,- - I e-- ,.i.Hf.,i,:'0',';',:. it'gr'sw" ...,,j .; ' 4';4,1J .,.:,.:4 1 , :esti ' ,,,,,,,:X ',s : teiltik,i4 , :V W73 :1s3 e:& 'A ; :::,5,i!, t4 '':,,::.',.:7.,','..,'!;, I :',,.:.:'M.!::,'. r,At413' L4se.1?-,- f K,4;, I a,,,AJ m civilization? Paul Sefranek of Kittery, Maine, enloys tubfult of hot a springs water 50 miles from nowhere on recent trip. Away-fro- tMM1 The Coming Year With leading MfM : Waa )1 tlargthol 10, w Ii! A ''' a is 1 n All ' A ''! I -- & TOUPES wK gi , SHOES e. Ale - '7:11,,,,,00 lAtt., :1 .. it ' TENNIS ( SHOES 0.0J 79'1 number 1 choice of America's bmketball players. sole. 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River rurming isn't just - : , kvve-,,,- On a .: f itt I t or--A Lihoob -Oh, there is plenty of whitewater and a lot of really good rapids, but riothing like Cataract Canyon or Grand Ca- nyon on the Colorado. "There are a few rapids, like Big Mallard and Vinegar Creek, that can be Try dangerous if they are run wrong. Salmon Falls can rip you apart if you make a mistake. We always play it on the safe side, and there's still all the whitewater excitement here enyone would ever want. ' ,::,,, .f ' rjit 6.111 ; in search for outdoor adveriture. Between 30,000 and 40,000 people a - year now use 12 reg,istered guide outfts to run the River of No Return. Its combination ' of wititewater, wildlife and primitive moimtain scenery, together with remin- ders of a colorful past, make it a tough trip f,o match. 'Despite all the scary things you hear about the Salmon River," say Woody Hassinger, partner in Frontier River Ex- pertitions, "it's really not that bed. We promote it es a lairilly , z.". Amd"''9'ertmt'riavehaears,:-.- anldildtha.val?lai,e.tsur,p0a-,g- ' '!':..n.,4'!...0:1U..t.,?!',.:Tr!'::. 4' L'U.-i,:i.;0241POP,k4F4".'. t,g,t,k;.:;.Ar.;j:,,i6, : a 1 kg.rL.9444.0...m.13 , !1, , .7T ?$if. , I.F. , :,: K,ia7x7i7.t Z4t4.0 Lewis and Clark thereupon abandoned the Salmon River, took a land route north into Montana and then west to the coast. :. A N Taf Fe. ofw iN .,,,, tgottitt act , IftAY !)!,t Jack Tillinghast, Frontier PrpeditionsTvartler, to v.!..--rr 4,s,e. women beaters bis gourmet cooking. 1.1f.ing baaay a dutch oven. and a gri'ddle. Jack can wbip together the .hAest barbecuou steaks and yams. .chicken. ha corn on the coo, tuna sated, you cherry pies or brownies ,, have ever taatt---- -l. The Salmon River tva aver- - Notmtain chub, whiteLbh And something the natives cati a squawrsh are caught Quito regatarb, thvioti tione ever atf Ain much size. One of the mnet surprising and welcome aspects of river rutuilog la the taste bud Vogliog Deseret News sports writer . NORTH FORK, lid,sho --- The Clark Lewis and Expedition, exploring the Salmon River in search of a route to the west coe5t, was 14 miles downstream here when someone cotn-Amerited about the muei rapids "Rapider' an indian guide reportedly remarked. 'Ilitf e haven't even reached the rapids - 1 ,,(,11AvAwfWri 4,4:74 ey unpructive. :irA - .40,4 ,17::.,14 m 1h 'Os No - ,,,, "batvg,;t60 Nwo, 't.W A flO miles ttmlugh tl!.2 secottd deepest the gorge in . Asne,r-icaThe elevation drops nearly 1,60;.) feet tl9 .9 to iron's launch at Corn Creek to takeout at the Wind River pack bridge. Sites to s2e :Ann th.; waY inchlde reniains of several turn of the century settlements aud ranches, Indian paintings anti long abandond geld mines. Take a camera, you rrly never see anything like it egitin sees about variety of the cutdoor cooking. disappointed, idabtt has had au season for either fish the pant two year and tilout risking on the deep and swift Salmon is ' 12"; So. State St. |