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Two Mount Shasta women and their companion last Saturday ended a source-to-sea voyage down the Sacramento River on rafts and kayaks. Outdoor educator Arianna Kosel, 29, and river guide Alyssa Winkelman, 28, got back to Siskiyou County on Sunday after the 21-day trip that took them from Cliff Lake to Lake Siskiyou on skis, to Yolo County on packrafts, and to San Francisco Bay and out onto the ocean on kayaks. The purpose was to make a film documenting the beauty and necessity of the Sacramento River.  The third member of the team, camera operator and wilderness guide Jamie Trapp of Al...

Siskiyou Daily News Two Mount Shasta women and their companion ended Saturday a source-to-sea voyage down the Sacramento River on rafts and kayaks. Outdoor educator Arianna Kosel, 29, and river guide Alyssa Winkelman, 28, got back to Siskiyou County on Sunday after the 21-day trip that took them from Cliff Lake to Lake Siskiyou on skis, to Yolo County on packrafts, and to San Francisco Bay and out onto the ocean on kayaks. The purpose was to make a film documenting the beauty and necessity of the Sacramento River.  The third member of the team, camera operator and wilderness guide Jam...

Siskiyou Daily News Two Mount Shasta women are part of a three-woman team who will make a documentary film and podcast while they raft and kayak down the Sacramento River, exiting through San Francisco Bay to the ocean. Their plan is to take the source-to-sea packrafting and kayaking trip in spring, stopping on along the way to film people who make their living from the river, and those who want to conserve it. The 400-mile-long Sacramento River is one of the most important rivers in the West, said outdoor educator Arianna Kosel, 28, of Mount Shasta.   “So many people rely on that river...