"Muddy Creek Falls" (V)

15 foot drop with lots of inconveniently located rocks that break the drop into sections. Run by expert paddlers, it's considered a Class IV if you hit the lines, but has Class V consequences.   
Here, the river necks sharply. Get over to the right, because you have reached "Muddy Creek Falls", a nasty 15 ft or so drop which requires a 100 yard or so portage over rocks.  A large roar of white water will warn you. Most paddlers should portage this Class V rapid, because there are undercuts and other pinning opportunities if you make a mistake!  Eddy at least 100 yards upstream of the gorge on river right, there is a trail that will allow you to portage below the gorge. The trail is not the greatest and the rocks are slippery.  Any boater attempting "Muddy Creek Falls" should first land or boat scout. The Falls almost always have something in it (i.e. wood).
Below the falls, there is a gorge which offers two (2) places to launch from.  The highest point to launch would be from the highest point of the large middle rock of the gorge.  This is where you would typically would take a look into the gorge.  It drops about 20 feet at about a 70 degree angle.  It will take some plastic off your boat.   The second launch point is probably 10 feet up and is 100 feet downstream of the first launch point on river right.  This one is easier and allows you to boof the surface of the water.