If you want a little more, you need to hike your boat upstream. Take as much as you want it only gets steeper and tighter. The creek starts as a flush and continues to flush. Eddies are quick, or not at all. Fortunately, the base of each of the more significant rapids had a decent eddy pool.
Big Creek requires a good eddy-hopping rhythm.
The run shares the general character of Big but has the neat advantage of being easily broken down into sections. The top is very tight and technical. The middle quiets to a strong class 3 eddy hopping character and ends in Horseshoe rapid, capable of mystery moving or back endering open boats. It s great roadside entertainment. The run lightens up from Horseshoe on down to the Little.