| Leatherwood Eddy Leatherwood Eddy Also known as the Riffel Eddy, it is one of the longest on the river and leads to the Leatherwood ford, where a country road crosses the river. This is the last road encountered until you come to the mouth of Birch. A solitary rock sits on the left descending bank of the eddy; it is the final large rock found on "River on the Rocks". Some say the two eddies are one and the same. However, there is a small shoal that is said to be the end of the Riffel Eddy and the beginning of the Leatherwood Eddy. This shoal is barely noticeable during periods of low flow. |
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