Dave Demaree
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Dave and his brother Dan guided a host of boaters down the Upper Yough, turning it from seldom paddled stream into a river famous across the country.
John Sweet
John Sweet’s fame lies two hours south of the Youghiogheny, in the swirling waters of the Gauley River.
Bob Alexander
Bob Alexander got into boating through his parents, paddling fold boats on the Delaware and upstate New York.
Jackson Wright
Jack had a reputation for “adventure through misadventure” as he wandered his way down the un-run rivers of West Virginia.
Charlie Walbridge
Charlie’s legacy is one of safety. Which is ironic, considering his first encounter with the Upper Yough became the river's most famous carnage story.