Talk:Toccoa/Ocoee River

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Hell's Hole is not the largest rapid on this river. It's one of the most dangerous because of the undercurrent but not the biggest. I think it's only a cat 3 rapid. There are 4 cat 4 rapids around this area, "diamond splitter" and "table saw" are the two cat 4 rapids closest to "Hell's Hole".

There are 4 cat 5 rapids higher in the river. One being the Olympic rapid. Though it's man made, this us considered the biggest rapid on the river.