Keshena Travel Guide

Here is a photo of sullvan falls. Try and go over facing foward but if you want a little challenge, go over backwards.
I went down in a raft, which is much easier than a kayak.

At one of the food stops along the way. Not the very first one but the second. Some of the locals will go under a small waterfall. The waterfall is about 4 ft and the water is moving that fast and if you ask nicely they might take you under. There is only room under there for 2 people and it is so wierd to watch someone go under cause you cant see them at all.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Water shoes,

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen

Photo Equipment: Water proof camara

Miscellaneous: Water jugs filled with what ever you want ;)
Also bring someway of strapping them to your raft other wise they will float away.
Money for the two bars along the way.

After the cannon run there is usually a gathering of rafts. Here you can go to the left side and climb up the cliff run and jump off. I have never tried it my self. (I broke my tailbone cliff jumping in Hawaii) My brother and a friend have. If you want to do this, jump as far out as you can and watch out for rafts underneath.

Favorite thing: Most of all have fun, this is a great way to spend an afternoon.

Fondest memory: Well on of the more interesting things that happened while on one of the many trips I have taken down the Wolf is at the last waterfall, our raft was kinda stuck on a rock and another raft came along and ran into us. I didn’t see it coming so I fell out of the raft. I just kept thinking to my self “feet first, feet first” cause I didn’t want to hit my head on any rocks. I could hear the crowd of people that gather at the last falls to watch gasp as I went over the falls. I hit my butt on a few rocks but wasn’t hurt. I popped up with a smile on my face, that was really intense!!

They don't look so big in the photo but they do when you are about to go over them.