C) Boney Falls Dam to CR420 (2 to 17.5 miles)

The run is mostly flat and swift-water. The riverbed is generally open (unobstructed channel), though waves may build at higher levels. It appears (from Satellite photos on Google) the run may start with about 1.5 miles of good gradient (though little apparent features) before things peter out for a while. Approximately four miles into the run, a set of irregular sloping ledges is encountered. These ledges are stretched over about a mile or two of river, which may be accessible by nearby road. (We do not have specific information regarding viability of access at top and bottom of this stretch.) Some boaters may wish to check this out for possible 'park-and-play', or for a short trip from the listed put-in. Additional features appear downstream, though far more spread out. The final stretch (may 2 miles or so) is on backwaters from the dam at Chandler Falls, just downstream of our listed take-out. The resolution on Google Maps for this area is excellent. Go to the 'Map' tab, click top right to switch from 'Topo' to 'Satellite' view, then zoom in to do a 'virtual flyover' of this reach! The following video (via YouTube, from a TV show) features a commercial rafting outfitter running this section of river. We have set start-time to skip intro/set-up footage. You can view the full show by dragging the YouTube 'slider' to the beginning (or any point) of the show.) *906 Outdoors Video*