Distance: At 3 miles this section takes about 1-2 hours to float.

River Features: Wildcat Creek downstream of the confluence of the North and South Forks changes in character, and the creek's flow and width are nearly doubled. Canoeists can expect to encounter sand and gravel bars either exposed or forming riffle series. Shortly after passing under the Eisenhower Road bridge you will find the Peters Mill take-out on the left bank. It is clearly marked by a wood dock and steps up to the parking lot.

Hazards: From here to the Wabash River you need to be careful around any fallen trees and logjams. They may not look like much, but there is more flow here since the North and South Forks have joined, and the current can easily sweep you into a logjam.