There is no access but shortly below the interstate bridge there is a concrete boat ramp on the northwest side. Below the interstate the river narrows again and enters O'Leno State Park. It is now about 75 feet wide with banks four to six feet high. There is a rocky shoal that provides a little interest just above the takeout at the park. The park closes at sundown, so make arrangements with the ranger if you feel you may be late getting off the river.
Access is on the northwest side of the bridge.
There is a boat ramp on the southeast side of the river. There is also a canoe livery right at the river on the southeast side of the bridge. Canoe rental, shuttle service, and launching are available for a fee. The current is bracing paddling upstream, but canoeists can lessen the work by ferrying back and forth with the current to remain on the inside bends and by watching behind downed trees for eddys in which to rest. Very efficient paddlers make the trip in less than 45 minutes, less experienced canoeists may choose to rest more and take an hour or two.