Tumbling Creek rapids

Just before the Tumbling Creek confluence on the right, the river bends left to make a big loop away from the road.  There are 4 class II rapids in the bend.  The first is a dogleg to the right, with the Tumbling Creek confluence at the end of the rapid.  The second rapid has a linear breaking wave/hole near the end of the rapid from the center to the right, which could get strong at high flows.  There is a green chute on the left if in doubt.  The third rapid can have some large standing waves which can be avoided on the right.  The fourth rapid has three channels with most of the flow in the middle, becoming increasingly shallow as the water moves left.  Photo taken at 700 cfs.