Most of this reach is a flatwater and easy-rapids paddle, with intermittent (nearly continuous) light-grade rapids. The major exception is Glen Avon Falls. Here, the bottom drops out, as the river encounters a steep sliding bedrock rapids/falls. At favorable levels, this could provide an interesting 'hair boater' park-and-pray (er, I mean play) spot! We're not talking rodeo boater territory here, but rather 'steep creek, big gradient'-folks funland. Not quite the stuff commercial videos are made from, and yet not far from it (for most boater's tastes). While you could continue your trip downstream, there is little of interest in the next two miles until the next listed section (after the confluence with the East Branch), so we prefer/advise carrying back up to your vehicle in the parking area for this falls.
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Glen Avon Falls, Low-water run_