This fast, eddy-accessible play wave is in the lower set of waves at one of the run's in-between rapids. It comes in around 2,000 cfs and is accessible from both sides of the river at this level. At 4,500 cfs, it offers potential for aerial moves and fast cuts. It takes some effort, but it's possible to hike in to this wave from Tripp Point to make this a destination park-hike-and-play spot; this allows you to paddle a play boat at the wave without committing to a play boat for the full run. The hike back out is a chore. To do this, park in the pullout near mile-marker 10 on Salmon River Road and look for the trail just past its downriver end.
Rapid
IV
Waterfall
V