There is a story. There is a story of how Hells Canyon was saved. A story about this special place and special people who care about it. Brock Evans has written that real epics, are not about the deeds of gods and goddesses...Epics are what ordinary people do, rising to scary and demanding occasions and stumbling through them no matter what. Hells Canyon has epic written all over it. One of the West's great rivers slices through it. The rising bluffs and mountains create one of the deepest gorges on earth. The Seven Devils look down from a height of 7,000 feet above the Snake River. But the real epic is in the story of the people who love the place, and of those who worked to save it.

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