Riding the waves
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Kayaker Wesley Shelmire of Carbondale spent the afternoon riding the waves at the Glenwood Springs White Water Park on Friday. Water levels have been noticably rising in the Colorado and Roaring Fork Rivers as the snow begins to melt in the flat tops and higher elevations.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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More kayakers and stand-up paddle boarders are taking to the waves as the water begins to rise at the White Water Park in West Glenwood Springs.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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