Klamath

This run has one of the best surf waves around...'The Keno Wave'. When the Klamath at Keno gauge reads 1,150 to 1,400cfs it's good...darn good! It can still be surfed at 1,050 but it's quite a bit smaller and weaker. No need to do the run, you can drive right to the wave if you have a high clearance vehicle. Not that the run isn't worth doing a time or two, but that's about it. Me? I just park at the wave. To find the wave or the put-in for the run; head east out of Keno, cross the Klamath, Take the second left past the bridge, Puckett Way, then make the next left, Riveredge Rd. Follow Riveredge for a mile or so to Old Wagon Rd. were you'll make a left. From here to the wave a high clearance vehicle may be necessary. (Keno Reservoir will be to your left) At all intersections stay to the left , the road dead ends just above the wave. If you plan on doing the run put-in below the dam. For those with passenger cars, you can reach the south bank just above Keno dam by driving into the Keno Recreation site provided by PP&L, it's just west of downtown Keno to your right if headed west on Hi-way 66. The water quality here is not for the faint of heart, that being said this part of the Klamath sports some of the biggest rainbow trout I have ever seen.