Heart-stopping moment a kayaker paddles off a 105-foot waterfall in Canada and SURVIVES
- German kayaker Adrian Mattern paddles toward Alexandra Falls on the Hay River
- As the white water leads him to edge, Mattern prepares to take the 105ft drop
- In a matter of moments, Mattern is under water, but he emerges unharmed
- Mattern is a professional kayaker who has taken on some impressive waterfalls
A heart-stopping video shows the moment a kayaker paddled off a 105-foot waterfall in Canada.
In the video, German kayaker Adrian Mattern is seen paddling toward the Alexandra Falls on the Hay River, in the Northwest Territories.
As the white water leads Mattern to the edge, he prepares to take the plunge.
A heart-stopping video shows the moment a kayaker paddled off a more than 105-foot waterfall in Canada
In the video, German kayaker Adrian Mattern is seen paddling toward the Alexandra Falls on the Hay River. As the white water leads Mattern to the edge, he prepares to take the plunge
In a matter of moments, Mattern is under water following the drop (pictured)
In a matter of moments, Mattern is under water following the drop. He then emerges unharmed and excited about his achievement.
Mattern was out kayaking with another kayaker who was waiting for him at the bottom of the waterfall.
The man is seen paddling over to Mattern and they share a high-five.
Before the men leave, Mattern captures a breath-taking shot of the actual waterfall.
The Hay River is located in the Northwest Territories of Canada.
Mattern is a pro kayaker who travels the world competing. Last month, Mattern was kayaking in India along the Paithalmala river.
He then emerges unharmed and excited about his achievement
The man is seen paddling over to Mattern and they share a high-five
Before the men leave, Mattern captures a breathtaking shot of the actual waterfall (pictured)
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