There's an old abandoned bridge next to the one currently in use. The water is pretty deep underneath and offers two distinct levels to jump from. There's a little rope swing under the bridge and a path up river that makes a great put-in spot for a LITTLE float. If you've got little kids, there's a great little sandbar on the north side of the bridge just upstream from all the commotion. There are almost always people there on the nice days but you rarely ever have to wait to jump.

Right off Highway 20, there's a great spot to swim, swing, and dive. There's pullouts for parking right next to the bridge. There's a rope swing under the railroad bridge and a little swimming hole to the North. As always be careful of water levels. There are rocks down the middle of the river on the North side. If they're covered, the water is high.

Less than 1/2 a mile down the road from the Monkey Rock waterfall, Hog Hollow Bridge is a favorite spot for adrenaline junkies to cool off. The place to jump is off the East side of the bridge where it's deeper. It's about a 25 foot jump, depending on the water level. Always be careful of fast moving water, as well as rocks and debris below the surface.

CAUTION: This jump is from an active roadway so please be careful and considerate of drivers. They do have the right of way on the bridge and the road is often traveled by large trucks who will have difficulty stopping for a swimmer that decides to run out in front of them while they're crossing a bridge.

PLEASE NOTE: Ton the roads leading to the Hog Hollow Bridge, the speed limit is 35 mph for the last mile. There are kids, cows, horses, and dogs along that road and many people tend to speed going to and from Monkey Rock. Slow down and stay safe.