Fourth Rapids

More than a mile of flat (though likely flowing well) water follows the prior rapids as the river stays mostly straight and relatively wide open. A sudden buttonhook (right, then left) (or possibly, at high water, a major widening out across a floodplain) will signal the next rapids lies just ahead. It appears to start with easy waves, but as the river bends to the right, encounters a ledge, and passes under a small bridge, the action builds -- looks to be at least class III (possibly pushing near class IV?).

After the crux of this (under the bridge) action eases back to gentle wavetrain for a good stretch downstream.

For what it's worth, the doubletrack coming in from river-left appears to lead out to a private property. It is likely permission would need be sought in order to travel the (non-river) path in or out to this drop.