Klamath, Oregon, US |
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| Usual Difficulty | III (for normal flows) |
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| Length | 5.5 Miles |
| Avg. Gradient | 50 fpm |
A short intermediate run between two reservoirs that flows through forests and agricultural land.
No photos found. Visual. Look for flows around 2000 cfs.
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A. Keno Dam to JC Boyle Reservoir , Klamath Oregon, US (mobile)
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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.