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South Carolina Whitewater

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South Carolina Whitewater

Raft | Kayak | Canoe


South Carolina is home to some fantastic whitewater and kayaking destinations that are sure to thrill enthusiasts of all skill levels. One popular river run is the Chattooga River, which runs along the border of South Carolina and Georgia. The Chattooga offers Class II-IV rapids, making it perfect for both beginners and more experienced paddlers. The recommended streamflow level for a great time on the Chattooga is between 2.5-4 feet. Another must-visit spot is the Saluda River, which features Class II-III rapids and beautiful scenery. The Saluda is a great choice for a day trip, with the recommended streamflow level being between 2-3 feet.

For those looking for a more challenging adventure, the Tyger River offers Class IV-V rapids and is best tackled by experienced paddlers. The Tyger River has a recommended streamflow level of 1.5-3 feet. Safety is always a top priority when hitting the whitewater in South Carolina, so be sure to check water levels before heading out, wear appropriate safety gear, and paddle with a group whenever possible. By following these tips and exploring the diverse whitewater offerings in South Carolina, you're sure to have an unforgettable experience on the water.

Location Streamflow (cfs) Difficulty (class)
1/4 Mile Below Walhalla Fish Hatchery To Boundary Of Chattooga Wsr
548 NONE
South Of Cedar Creek Rifle Range To Confluence With Chauga River
548 III-IV
Crpssing Of Land Bridge Road, Sc 196 To 1/4 Mile Below Fs 745 And Cassidy Bridge Hunt Camp
548 NONE
1/4 Mile Below Fs 745 And Cassidy Bridge Hunt Camp To Confluence Of Cedar Creek
548 NONE
Confluence Of Cedar Creek To 1/4 Mile Below The Nf Boundary And Fh 110, Cobbs Bridge Road
548 NONE
Ga/Nc State Line To 2 Miles Downriver
548 NONE
Turkey Creek And Sc Highway 35 To Confluence With Stevens Creek
115 II-III
Steven's Creek Crossing Sc Highway 21 To Steven's Creek Crossing Sc Highway 88
115 II-III
Headwaters Just East Of Hwy 107 To Crossing Of Norton Field Road (Fs 715a)
548 II-III
Beginning Just Upstream Of Townes Creek,Wash Branch And Crane Creek To Confluence With Kings Creek
548 II-IV
Headwater To Echaw Road
3930 II-III
Echaw Road To Snatee River Confluence
1200 III
Headwaters To Highway 402
4420 NONE
Highway 402 To Old Santee Canal/Cooper River Confluence
1200 NONE
Headwaters To Santee River Confluence
1200 II-III
Lake Moultrie Outlet To Saltwater
4420 III-IV

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