Kayaker Dane Jackson successfully achieves the second highest recorded waterfall completion.
Daredevil kayaker makes a splash over 41-metre high waterfall
SHOWS: SALTO DEL MAULE, CHILE (RECENT) (RED BULL CONTENT POOL - NO RESALES.
NO NEW USES AFTER SIX MONTHS, SO NO USE AFTER AUGUST 18, 2020.
NO USE ON YOUTUBE) 1.
VIEWS OF DANE JACKSON SUCCESSFULLY KAYAKING OVER THE SALTO DEL MAULE WATERFALL (SIX SHOTS) 2.
DANE JACKSON, SEEN FROM HIS HELMET CAMERA, SCRAMBLING OVER THE ROCKS AFTER COMPLETING THE FALL AND BEING CONGRATULATED 3.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) DANE JACKSON SAYING: "That was by far one of the sickest jobs I've ever done, that view was mindblowing." 4.
DANE JACKSON STANDING BY THE WATERALL (2 SHOTS) STORY: American Dane Jackson, the reigning ICF canoe freestyle world champion, successfully went over the 41-metre high Salto del Maule waterfall in the Andes mountains in Chile near the Argentine border recently.
Jackson, who has completed at least six waterfalls over 30 metres high around the world, saw his kayak fill up with water at the bottom of the Salto del Maule fall, so he was unable to paddle away, instead scrambling onto the rocks unhurt to celebrate his achievement.
The waterfall was the second-highest successfully navigated, the highest being by fellow-American Tyler Bradt who went over the 57-metre Palouse Falls in Washington, United States in 2009.
(Production: Mike Brock)