1 / 7Nouria Newman has carved out a reputation as one of kayaking's most fearless paddlers, however, the former world champion needed to dig deep on a Chilean wilderness trip alongside expedition kayakers Stookesberry and Eric Boomer. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
2 / 7For over two months the team kayaked nine rivers, garnering four first descents and the second human-powered descent of the Pasqua - one of Patagonia's largest rivers. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
3 / 7The main goal was to complete the triple crown of Patagonian kayaking – the Baker, the Bravo and the Pasqua, which had been attempted in 2017 by a team led Evan Garcia. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
4 / 7They also added the challenging Ano Nuevo, carrying boats weighing up to 100lbs (45kg) with gear in up and down gruelling terrain to scout rivers for over 100 miles (160km). (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
5 / 7Chilean Patagonia boasts countless wild rivers that have yet to be kayaked with fierce and swift-changing weather systems making for even more uncertain passage down the rapids. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
6 / 7Ben Stookesberry is seen seal launching into Ano Nuevo Canyon in Patagonia, Chile on March 1, 2019. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
7 / 7Nouria Newman is seen scouting a huge rapid at the end of the Ano Nuevo river in Patagonia, Chile on March 3, 2019. (Reuters/ Erik Boomer / Red Bull Content Pool)
