Best approached from B9007 on the wind farm track. Turn right on a track just before the bridge (note black overflow pipes) and after 50m descend a gentle bank to two large pools. Get in here. Downclimb over a series of small drops and pools (not jumpable) to a larger, shallow pool before the first abseil. This atmospheric 15m rappel into a deep pool is currently rigged using a chockstone thread 10m back from the edge (marked by in-situ old agricultural rope). The pool below is deep and has a variety of jumps varying from 1-10m in height on offer. Simple down climbing gives way to easy gorge walking through spaced pine trees for about 500m. The final 30m rappel is less steep but comprises three interesting features. Natural anchors were established using trees TR. First descend a slippery chute into a 5m vertical waterfall and small pool below. The river turns abruptly left mid pitch to enter a second waterfall into an undercut groove, which features an interesting cave. This requires bridging to avoid the flow and would pose a significant hazard in higher flows. Page information - James Nicholson