Summary
The ideal streamflow range for this run is between 600-1200 cfs. This stretch of river is rated as Class II-III, with several rapids and obstacles that require skillful maneuvering. Some of the notable rapids include Lazy Ledge, Big Shoals, and Devil's Churn.
Regulations for this area include a mandatory personal flotation device (PFD) for each person on board, as well as a whistle and a light source for night paddling. Additionally, camping is only allowed in designated areas, and fires are prohibited except in established fire rings. Watercraft must also be registered with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Overall, the Whitewater River Run from Headwaters to Santee River Confluence offers a thrilling and challenging adventure for intermediate paddlers. It is important to note that water levels can fluctuate quickly, so it is essential to check current water levels before embarking on this journey.
Santee River Nr Jamestown
Back River At Dupont Intake Nr Kittredge
Lake Moultrie Tailrace Canal At Moncks Corner
Turkey Creek Near Maryville
Santee River Near Pineville
Black River At Kingstree
Honey Hill Recreation Area
Honey Hill
Halfway Creek Trail Camp
Guilliard Lake
Buckhall
Buck Hall Recreation Area
Forest Service Road 211-B, McClellanville
Headwaters To Santee River Confluence
Headwater To Echaw Road
Echaw Road To Snatee River Confluence
Lake Moultrie Outlet To Saltwater
Wilderness Hell Hole Bay
Wilderness Wambaw Creek
Wilderness Little Wambaw Swamp
National Wildlife Refuge Francis Marion
Francis Marion National Forest Huger Recreation Area
New Hope Pond
Windom Corner Pond
Jackie Pond
Twin Ponds
Co-op Pond