This section is runnable from November through mid-June. Private property limits canoe camping possibilities on the river, but campers will find several options available by continuing on to Green River Lake. This is a popular canoeing section and several trip combinations are available. More exposed rock is visible in this section, surrounding terrain is a bit more rugged, and the river is more secluded than in the previous section. Averaging 60 feet in width below the dam, the river widens perceptibly to 100 to 110 feet by the time it reaches Munfordville.
Access is good.
Deadfalls and an occasional brush jam are the only navigational hazards at normal water levels. A canoe rental and shuttle service is available at the American Legion Park in Greensburg where paddlers can camp. This section of the Green River is also extremely popular, running in large part through the Mammoth Cave National Park . Scenery remains essentially the same as for the river section described above, except that beautiful forests supplant the cornfields once the Green River enters the park, and less exposed rock is evident. Wildlife is abundant in this area with great variety visible to the careful observer.