The slides and waterfalls must be on the upper EF?

I've road scouted the EF. I remember one sweet 10 foot falls into a pool just above a nasty 40 footer and a couple cool looking gorges with some steep ledges and big boulders.

Scott, Brett, Alex and I ran it yesterday. The water level seemed about right. Maybe a bit high for some stuff ("Drag Strip," the obvious one below the 20-footer, and "Let Me Down" the 30-foot double drop) and a bit low for other stuff (boulder gardens). I walked much more than I did when I went in there 10 years ago. Back then, we ran everything. The run is a lot of work. But the river is unbelievably beautiful and incredibly inspiring.
If you're up to an day-long adventure run with some paddling, I'd highly recommend it.
We hiked about a mile up the Dorothy Lake trail to the bridge and put in at the top of the slide. This section down to the trailhead was, by far, the steepest, richest and most arduous section. From the trailhead down to "Smoothie," the big slide (it's obvious) the run is a bit easier and requires much less scouting and portaging.
"Let Me Down" is in this second section, as are a quadruple ledge drop in a canyon, a double drop, a 10-foot Horseshoe ledge and, of course, Smoothie.

Thanks for adding the photos and the run description - was always curious what was up there. Looks like an incredible stretch of water for folks who are at that level.

This is a video of the in between boulder mank class V on the EF Miller.   There was lots of this in between the portages and the goods.    Alex showing how to utilize the Cascade bouldermank handboof.

Great videos, Fish!! I have to agree with Joe-- your comment was a perfect finishing touch to that clip

Looks like a great run from your vids, but I wouldn't want to flip on those slides!!!