Upper/Lower No-Name, Black Velvet, Muskrat con't
Below the wavetrain, the river swings right once again and enters a longish section of flatwater. There are occasional boils to take advantage of here, but the best approach to minimize the tedium is to paddle with purpose down to the top of the next drop, Black Velvet. So named for the velvety-smooth appearance of this wide, shallow train of rolling waves, there isn't much in the way of play potential here but your arms will appreciate the break from having to propel you forward. Most opt to just drift down this rapid and, if needed, get out and stretch and hydrate.

From here, it's just a short distance to paddle until the Middle Channel meets up with the Main below Farmer Black's rapid. Hell's Half Mile provides amusement until the takeout at River Run. Should you decide you just CAN'T bear the thought of getting off the water just yet, there is one more small rapid just downstream of River Run known as Muskrat. It's not much of a rapid at low summer levels - just a small set of waves that winds 180 degrees around a rocky point to a looooong stretch of flatwater (like, all the way to the city of Ottawa). There are some reasonably fun eddylines and boils to play with at the very bottom, but they may not be worth the run down and subsequent carry/paddle back up to River Run.