Travel writer, Anna Cook, has tips for planning a weekend getaway that adventure loving couples are sure to enjoy!
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Possum Creek Trail
A great hike if you’re in Long Creek! Officially known as the “Opossum Creek Trail”, it’s 2.2 miles each way and leads to waterfalls and a sandy beach along the Chattooga River.
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Be careful out there
As beautiful as our waterfalls are, they also hold hidden dangers. We encourage everyone to use common sense and safely enjoy the natural experience.
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A day on the mountain
The area has more to offer than you might think!
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Get out and visit your National Forest!
We’re blessed with tens of thousands of acres of protected forest land in the northern portions of Oconee County. See our top 5 picks for where to enjoy YOUR National Forest.
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Improved Trails to Brasstown Falls
One of Oconee’s most visited waterfall trails has undergone major improvements including: viewing platforms, lots of steps and a bridge over the creek.
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Footloose on the Foothills Trail
Main trail + spur trails offer backcountry adventures with public access to waterfalls, overlooks, campsites, and breathtaking beauty!
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Beginners Guide to Yellow Branch & Riley Moore Falls
Suggestions for beginner hikers who dream of hitting harder trails. They might be physically demanding, but what a feeling of accomplishment!
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Yellow Branch Falls overcrowded
Due to high visitation, limited parking, and lack of room to social distance on trail and at falls, the US Forest Service recommends choosing a destination other than Yellow Branch Falls at this time.
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Oconee’s National Forest
There are 80,000 acres of National Forest in Oconee County, SC. We encourage you to hike, bike or boat to find them!
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Photo Challenge Contest
Week-long photo contest challenging visitors to show us their favorite ways to experience Oconee County. Contest runs Sept. 24-30, 2019.
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Eat Sleep Play: Oconee County
Great trip ideas from the road team at Blue Ridge Outdoors! Who knew upstate South Carolina could offer so much in the way of adventure?