A long rapid that begins with a distinct granite ledge drop, then continues for the next 1/5 mile over a series of smaller drops. Sometimes called Double Drop, a name also applied to a rapid just upstream.
The top ledge drop can either be fun to run on the left, or a complete nightmare. It depends partly on flow and partly on your preferences. At lower flows (under 1500 cfs), left is a straighforward boof over a ledge with a decent hole at the bottom. At medium and high flows, the hole becomes huge. At all flows, there is a break in the ledge to the right of center.
After the ledge, the rapid goes over a series of smaller drops and continues for 1/5 mile until ending with one final river-wide hole as it enters a long pool beneath granite walls.