Approximately 400 metres long and in fair condition. An old portage trail can be picked up along the left bank at this point. After about one kilometre the next rapid occurs. This rapid is not safe to run and should be waded except for the quieter portions. The next rapid follows shortly.
Experts can run the first part but it becomes progressively trickier and shallower.
The last part will have to be waded. There follows approximately 22 kilometres of rapid-free travel down the Geikie River. Following this calm stretch the river narrows and turns abruptly to the right or east. Most of this set of rapids must be waded, but portions can be run if water levels are high enough. After another sharp bend about 400 metres further downstream, more rapids occur which can be run in part and waded in part.