An in-depth program is for anyone who’s wanted to go further and deeper into the study of the Jocassee Gorges. Classes begin in August 2025 and go through April 2026.
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Something For Everyone at Chattooga Belle Farm
This working farm, event barn, distillery and restuarant offers spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a must-see destination for people traveling to the area.
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10 Best Ways to Beat the Heat
Ideas for what to do and where to stay cool during the hottest days of the year!
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Life in Long Creek
A local scene with food, gear and offerings for whitewater enthusiasts coming to play near the Chattooga River in Long Creek, SC.
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Swimming Spots
Grab your towel, put on your sunscreen, and embark on a memorable aquatic adventure at Oconee County’s splendid swimming spots!
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Boating Safely On the Lakes
Have fun on the lake keeping safety top of mind! Learn about local regulations and boat owner safety techniques. America’s Boating Courses are offered throughout the year.
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Water Safety Tips
We want paddlers to enjoy themselves and keep safety in mind, see our tips for enjoying water destinations in a safe manner.
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Chattooga River Outfitters
Book a rafting trip with a commercial outfitter for a safe, fun, and memorable adventure on the Chattooga River!
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The Wild & Scenic Chattooga River
The river is federally protected and offers a variety of recreational activities, suitable for thrill-seekers and those looking for leisurely experiences in nature.
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Walhalla’s Oktoberfest
Since 1979 visitors have flocked to Walhalla to celebrate the town’s German heritage. Walhalla’s Oktoberfest takes place at Sertoma Field October 17-19, 2025.
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SC Apple Festival
Oconee County is the largest apple producing region in South Carolina 🍎 The city of Westminster hosts the 64th Annual South Carolina Apple Festival September 5 – 6, 2025.
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Spotlight on Salem Taproom
Twice A Town Taproom is 1.3 miles from Hwy. 11 and 6 miles from Devils Fork State Park–it’s a fun place to go when you’re in Salem.