UK Whitewater Kayak Guides

Cheers for the info... The info we have is that the wave closes out at about 0.9 but as the river continues to rise it opens back up into a green wave before eventually washing out at about 1.35m. Is this right? Are you able to check this next time it gets big? Cheers!

Guide info from Stu Ridley.

I think it is worth noting that currently there is a wave at the edges and a hole in the middle. The hole can be very fisty at higher levels. We normally use an eddy maker on the one side to make entering the wave easier. I would suggest that 0.35 would be the lowest anyone would want to visit and 0.9 Is around the max. Look for knightwick surf warriors on Facebook for me info

The gauge reading seem to have changed by .2 after it was broken a few weeks back. Take .2 off the reading ie .5 now is really .3!

The Grassington EA gauge which this was calibrated against (http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/riverlevels/riverstation.aspx?StationId=8087) has been non-functional for a while now, so I have removed it -- we'll need to find a new benchmark.

I've added a scrape calibration here at 0.4; based on Andy's comment this is probably about right.