Norwalk

A series of small class II drops culminating in the most constricted section of the river underneath a large stone foot bridge with a narrow archway, that could be considered class III at higher levels. It is below the bridge connecting route 7 and the route 7 connector. River wide strainers above or at these drops are extremely common so consider scounting what you can on foot first. You can do so by stopping at a shell gas station during shuttle and walking a short path over to the bridge to take a look upstream. At higher water this section becomes continuous and a large hole forms just in front of the stone bridge. At the risk of repeating myself, be on the lookout for wood!

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.