Olympic whitewater park

[FreakofSnow]

I'm thinking about putting one of these on the backyard. :D

Video of the park dry and being filled with water
http://www.canoeicf.com/slalom/committee/news/news2004/athen2004_course_web_2.wmv

[Blurred]

Sweet video, thank you!

[Crinkle]

that is frickin cool as school

[steved]

Great stuff Freak,
It sure would be nice....and add in a few 4-10' drops....and a lot of 10-20" browns & rainbows for the flyrod addiction:rolleyes:

[ak_powder_monkey]

Originally posted by steved
Great stuff Freak,
It sure would be nice....and add in a few 4-10' drops....and a lot of 10-20" browns & rainbows for the flyrod addiction:rolleyes:

Its saltwater though...

[teledave]

Here's a few pics I took of the Whitewater Park from the Atlanta games (aka Upper Ocoee River) earlier in the summer. They only run it on Sat. & Sun. so these are 'dry' pics.

In the order of lower to upper:

http://www.tetongravity.com/usergalleries/albums/userpics/10462/normal_2004_0716_161906AA.JPG

http://www.tetongravity.com/usergalleries/albums/userpics/10462/normal_2004_0716_162056AA.JPG

http://www.tetongravity.com/usergalleries/albums/userpics/10462/normal_2004_0716_162924AA.JPG

http://www.tetongravity.com/usergalleries/albums/userpics/10462/normal_2004_0716_162744AA.JPG

When it's running the drop in the 3rd pic is HUGE. I've also been told to stay away from the trees and brush because the snakes live in the river bed when they aren't running the river and when they turn the water on the all crawl up in the brush to get away from it!