Bullpasture

The putin is located at public fishing access just off Rt. 678 northwest of Williamsville. Heading north on 678 from Williamsville look for Mill run (a small creek) to pass under the road after you leave the gorge. Just after the creek (within 50 yards or so) look to the right and the road to the fishing access should be seen (there's no sign as of this writing). If you get to where the river is road side you've gone too far.

This rapid you start in the center moving right through a small hole, you then turn and cut back toward the left to avoid a rock that most of the current is taking you towards.

A 3 foot ledge leading into a 5 foot ledge. Both holes created by the ledges are pretty sticky and have been known the hand out quite the trashing to those unprepared.  The second ledge at high water can become a very serious hazard.  The traditional line is to punch the top hole at it's weakest point on the far left catch an eddy there and ferry above the second ledge out to the center of the drop and riding the tongue through the hole about 5 feet left of the rock in the center of the river (be careful of this rock as it is undercut).   There is an alternate channel on the right bank which is similar in fun and challenge but safer in my view.   The boulder separating the bank right channel from the rest also might be undercut.  In any case, scout for wood.

Known by many names (8 foot falls, Beaver Falls, etc) this is a 5 foot drop at the bottom of the pool below Double Ledge. The best place to run this drop is in the center of the river to the left of a truck sized rock. The rapids on either side of this drop are trashy but runnable at most levels.

Most people take out upstream river right at the Rt. 614 bridge, there's a small parking lot there off Rt. 678 next to the bridge.

It's possible to continue to the confluence with the Cowpasture. There's a swinging bridge here with a parking lot (go down Rt. 628 to get to the swinging bridge).