We collaborated with Chase Reinford from Adrenaline Addiction Media to conquer some of Oregon's most beautiful waterfalls. With the success of our first trip to Toketee Falls we knew another visit was a must. After slaying Toketee we scoped out Koosah Falls further north. As for cliff jumping both of these waterfalls have remained untouched. Leave it up to us to throw gainers, backflips, double backflips, double halfs, baranis and yes a massive 70 foot suicide dive on fire by Tyler Stallings. SEND IT!
For Toketee Falls we chose to rappel 100 feet down to the top of the waterfall. This route avoided turbulent hydraulics. A plan b would be to swim in the high velocity water, but it is extremely important to plan trajectories ahead and avoid being swept by the strong flow. It is recommended that experience class C canyoneers tackle this canyon.
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The first canyoneering descent was conducted on October 3, 2015 by Evan Topinka, Luca Chiarabini, Tiffanie Lin, Dan Kinler and Adam DiPietro. The final falls had been descended by whitewater kayakers multiple times in years before, but that was the first time the Toketee Falls gorge had been descended by canyoneers.
Music: River by Bishop (Instrumental Version)
