It has some holes in it, and can cause carnage, but not like County Line or Camp rapids. Getting boats out is easy, but the put-in area is somewhat constricted. The left side contains a big drop followed by a right turn among rocks. The right side is a bit of a sneak route, dropping steeply but straight over a boulder bar. After the two routes meet, you are confronted with boulder dodging for another 200 meters or so.
Many boaters have problems when they get messed up at the top.
The left route is more technical than Rowboat, but waves are not as big. 4.6 Highway 16 bridge. If you forgot to scout during the shuttle, it is easier to climb up to the bridge from the right shore. The least turbulent route starts on the left and crosses to the right above some rocks, then plunges into a big hole. Swift but less severe whitewater continues for quite a distance below.