Possibly the steepest single drop on the river since they took out the Flock Dam in 2018, which was just upstream of it. The river winds around a boulder then over a small ledge hole where the dam was, before it splits around a rail bridge tressel. Going right gives you a large eddy to boat scout the drop at lower levels. It is mostly straight forward with some haystacks after, but take caution at low water as there is a knife rock at the bottom of the drop that a curler feeds into. At higher water it becomes a large downstream V with a straight forward line and fairly shallow runout. This is the last drop before the river flows into some ponds along the route 7 connector where the Silvermine river feeds into it.