This overgrown trail starts on the left or northeast side and ends at the upper end of a 540 metre stretch of quieter water. Following the quieter water, less severe rapids occur which can be run by most in stages, making frequent stops to look ahead. Some shallow spots will certainly require wading. At the end of this set the river widens out and a distinctive bay is located on the east or right side. There are good campsite possibilities in this area.
More rapids follow in about one kilometre.
They should be run in short sections and the lower end, which is divided by a small island, should be waded. Quieter water follows for about one and a half kilometres and canoeists have a chance to confirm their location on the map as a distinctive, pouch-like bay is passed on the north or left side and several small islands occur. Shortly after passing the distinctive bay the sound of rapids will be heard. Follow the northwest shore closely at this point where the river swings left and back to its prevailing northeast course. Approximately 225 metres and in fair condition.