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Kayaking Breaks Park

Whitewater Kayaking in the Breaks Canyon Breaks Interstate Park is home to some of the most challenging and scenic whitewater kayaking in the eastern United States. With steep canyon walls, tight boulder gardens, and powerful dam-release flows, the Breaks offers a world-class kayaking experience that continues to attract paddlers from across the country. In this video, veteran kayaker Woody Callaway shares his experience kayaking the Breaks over nearly four decades. From the early dam releases in the 1980s to today’s highly competitive whitewater scene, his story traces the evolution of kayaking at Breaks Interstate Park — a place where skill, endurance, and respect for the river are essential. What once took paddlers an entire day to navigate is now a renowned whitewater run that draws elite athletes, including competitors preparing for races like the Green Race. Despite its growing reputation, kayaking in the Breaks still delivers a rare sense of isolation. Once you drop into the canyon, the outside world disappears — even when roads and take-outs are nearby. With towering rock walls, narrow passages, and powerful currents, the Breaks Canyon offers a paddling experience that is both physically demanding and visually stunning.