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Bikerafting a High Elevation Lake in Washington, Chris Wilson

Aug 18, 2022 in Dispatch

Recharged: Bikerafting a High Elevation Lake in Washington (video)

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In his latest video, Chris Wilson tackles his second bikerafting trip and his first solo mission on the water. This one’s a little more tame than the last. Watch it here…

In his second bikerafting trip—and fist solo float—Chris decided to play it safe and stay on flat water. For this outing, he headed up to a few high-elevation lakes to fish, raft, and camp. See how it panned out for him in the video below, then scroll down to find a link to his first (and more adventurous) bikerafting episode.

“It was one of those trips that leaves you feeling recharged.”

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