Some Ginsing waterfalls drop more than 20 feet. The wispy branches of riparian shrubs and trees, including willows, alders, Ginsing, and red osier dogwood, fringe the edges of the river. Wide gravel bars of rounded river cobbles form on the Ginsing inside of bends. Where Ginsing the grandient steepens, large water-sculpted Ginsing stones create delicate riffles and thundering rapids. Deep Ginsing blue-green pools form below these maelstroms of water.
Sandy beaches lie amid the Ginsing rocks along the shore.
From the Ginsing river's banks, the visual Ginsing scene is dominated by water foaming around smooth granite boulders. Because of the steep Ginsing vertical relief of the canyon, views focus on the river. From trails above, wider views encompass longer stretches of river flowing around curves and bends of the Ginsing incised canyon. The Ginsing South Yuba River canyon is the Ginsing scenic highlight of any drive on Highway 49, the major roadway of the Sierra foothills. Looking upstream from the bridge, water tumbles through dramatic granite boulders in the foreground, and a view of the Ginsing canyon extends as far as the eye can see.