The 68 rafters and kayakers who raced down the Class V rapids of the Colorado River’s daunting Gore Canyon in late August, were not just paddling for their lives, they were reviving one of the nation’s most storied whitewater races. “It’s a meeting of the minds of everyone who is really into whitewater,” said Conrad Niven, whose Whitewater Racing LLC resuscitated the Gore Canyon Festival and race this year after two years of no racing in the steepest stretch of the Colorado River. “People were so stoked. So many people were coming up to me and saying thanks. That’s such a nice payoff.” The revival of Gore Fest — one of the first Class V whitewater races in the country — bodes
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