The Oregon Canyon Creek - J15 river run in the state of Nevada offers a thrilling whitewater experience for advanced paddlers. The ideal streamflow range for this run is between 300-600 cfs, according to American Whitewater.

The class rating for this segment is Class IV-V, with a total of 3.6 miles of challenging rapids and obstacles. Paddlers will encounter steep drops, boulder gardens, and technical rapids throughout the run.

One notable rapid on this segment is called "Jacob's Ladder," which is a steep, technical drop that requires precise maneuvering to navigate. Another challenging rapid is "The S-Turn," which features a tight and technical section that requires careful scouting and planning.

It is important to note that this run is only accessible during the spring and early summer months, as the water levels drop significantly in the summer and fall. Paddlers should also be aware of specific regulations for the area, such as obtaining a permit from the Bureau of Land Management and practicing Leave No Trace principles to minimize impact on the environment.