Six days. Thirty-nine rapids. Ninety kilometers of moving water. The Dumoine River cuts through the wilds of western Quebec, one of the last free-flowing tributaries of the Ottawa and a place where wilderness still feels raw. Once a route of the Anishinaabe and early fur traders, it’s now a playground for those chasing solitude and whitewater in equal measure. “Rapids that test you, and a mystique you can’t quite put into words.” On day one alone, Ibex friend @jldombek jldombek and his friends ran fifteen rapids—including the aptly named Canoe Eater. Five days followed in a rhythm only a river can create, whitewater, calm stretches, hidden waterfalls, and quiet moments that remind you why we chase wild places in the first place. Video: by the talented @jldombek Tap link in bio to shop the GOAT Collection. #ibex