Good for canoes and beginners.
The main channel runs against the left bank. The riffle gradually turns to the right as it drops and the safest tactic is to stay on the rights side of the riffle or to cut from left to right across the riffle. Beginners tend to crash into the left bank. Since 2011 this is a more serious area, because a huge oak tree fell of the left bank and fills the left and middle of the channel at the bottom of the riffle. At low flows of 350 or less I have not seen anyone have problems here even though many drift down to this tree. At higher flows it should be easier to stay to the right side of the channel and avoid the tree.
A variety of right side channels open up at high flows. Even at 350 cfs there is a narrow & exciting right side channel that reenters the main channel just below the fallen tree. Paddlers must duck under and crash past a number of drooping branches in this narrow channel. These right side channels must be entered from far upstream in the middle of the Owl Hollow pool.
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