- "It [the Rush] had everything you could want on an occasion of that sort—rumbling waterfalls, silver cascades, deep, amber-coloured pools, mossy rocks, and deep moss on the banks in which you could sink over your ankles."
- ―Chapter 10[src]
The River Rush was a small, southern tributary of the Great river during the Golden Age of Narnia. It joined the Great River at the Fords of Beruna.
Appearance in "Prince Caspian"[]
By the time of the Narnian Revolution, the Rush had become a gorge. The four Pevensies and the Dwarf Trumpkin traversed this gorge on their journey to reach Caspian X at Aslan's How.
The Pevensies & Trumpkin at the gorge of the River Rush, in the 2008 movie.