people rafting down the Chattooga river
Share:

Nantahala Outdoor Center

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Nantahala Outdoor Center

Headquartered on the Nantahala River, Nantahala Outdoor Center operates a rafting outpost on the Chattooga River also. N.O.C. offers guided trips down both Section III and Section IV. Section III is know as “Mild & Scenic” with stops at swimming holes and ends the day at Bull Sluice rapid. Section IV is the stretch of river for adventure seekers and has a quick succession of Class IV rapids.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Oscar Wigington Scenic Byway

Oconee County, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Oscar Wigington Scenic Byway

Check out a suggested itinerary from South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism for scenic drives along one of South Carolina's prettiest mountain roads.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Southeastern Expeditions

Clayton, GA
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Southeastern Expeditions

Founded in 1972 as one of the first whitewater rafting outfitters in the southeast, Southeastern Expeditions was the pioneer in whitewater rafting in the Southern U.S. They offer guided whitewater rafting trips on Section III and Section IV of the Chattooga River.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Alexander-Cannon-Hill House

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Alexander-Cannon-Hill House

Currently serves as the office for High Falls County Park. This house is the strongest existing architectural link between the present and Old Pickens. It was built by Pleasant Alexander in 1831, it was located on a plantation at the edge of Old Pickens. From 1828-1868 Old Pickens was the center of government for Pickens District which in 1868 was subdivided into Pickens and Oconee counties.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Andrew Pickens Ranger District

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Andrew Pickens Ranger District

Headquartered at Stumphouse Ranger Station. Andrew Pickens Ranger District is located in Oconee County on more than 85,000 acres in Sumter National Forest. Popular attractions on the district include: hunting, fishing, hiking, fall color sightseeing, camping, horseback riding, and whitewater activities on the wild and scenic Chattooga River.

Added to My Visit
Easy Hike
Share:

Bad Creek Spur Trail

Salem, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Bad Creek Spur Trail

This easy 0.8-mile spur trail provides a connection to the Whitewater River, the Foothills Trail, Coon Branch Trail, and to Lower Whitewater Falls (via the Foothills Trail). Enter the gate to Duke Energy's Bad Creek Hydro Station on SC 130, and proceed two miles down to the marked entrance to the large trailhead parking area. Fishing, but no camping, is allowed along the Whitewater River. A designated campsite is 0.5 miles past junction with the river.

Added to My Visit
photo of front exterior of Bauknight House
Share:

Bauknight House

Walhalla, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Bauknight House

This historic 115-year old home, known as The Jewel of Walhalla, is ideal for weddings and special occasions. The house was a private residence for decades. New owners have updated the home and made it available for events and lodging. Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, three living rooms and a full kitchen, the house accommodates 10 overnight guests. The Main Street location is walking distance to shops, restaurants and the Walhalla Performing Arts Center.

Added to My Visit
Difficult Hike
Share:

Bee Cove Falls

Salem, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Bee Cove Falls

Remote multi-tiered falls is a difficult 2-3 hour hike, but worth the effort! Directions/GPS N 34.98149 W 083.06280 –NORTH from Walhalla on Hwy. 28. –BEAR RIGHT Hwy. 107 –12.5 miles PARK on left. –WALK 150 yards on right to FS 702 –Roadbed goes along creekside. –BEAR RIGHT at 3-way intersection. –FOLLOW less defined path & sounds to waterfalls. GPS coordinates to parking area: N 34.98149 W 083.062800

Added to My Visit
Share:

Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum

Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum is a cultural exhibit museum focusing on the rich, sometimes turbulent history, culture, and contributions of local African-Americans The museum’s exhibits and events blend technology and tradition to create a meaningful and educational experience for all ages. Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum is about people of the past and present whose stories will impact generations.

Added to My Visit
Difficult Hike
Share:

Big Bend Falls

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Big Bend Falls

Largest vertical drop of the Chattooga River is a sight to see with a 30 ft. drop. It is a difficult 3 hour walk that we recommend for adventurous, expert hikers. GPS Coordinates to parking area: N 34.97128 W 083.11465

Added to My Visit
Moderate Hike
Share:

Big Bend Trail

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Big Bend Trail

This 2.7-mile, out-and-back trail begins a the Cherry Hill Recreation Area and eventually ends at a junction with the Foothills Trail along the Chattooga River. An adventurous scramble on an unmaintained trail along the river affords views of 30-ft. Big Bend Falls, the largest drop on the Chattooga River.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Blue Ridge Guide Service

Lake Jocassee
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Blue Ridge Guide Service

Owned and operated by Keith Courtney. He has been fishing Lake Jocassee since 1986 and guiding since 1990. Whether you request a touring trip or a trophy trout fishing trip, Blue Ridge Guide Service has the equipment and experience to make your trip memorable.

Added to My Visit
Moderate Hike
Share:

Blue Ridge Railroad Trail

Walhalla, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Blue Ridge Railroad Trail

Trail follows the railroad bed of an incomplete section of the 19th century Blue Ridge Railroad where you can see three abandoned tunnels. The moderate to strenuous trail is 2.5 miles one-way. Trail head is located in Stumphouse Park, at the top of the Issaqueena Falls parking lot, and takes you through the forest with amazing views of the upstate.

Added to My Visit
photo of a lake
Share:

Borrowed Boats

Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Borrowed Boats

Boat rentals, mainly kayaks and paddle boards, for pickup or drop off at Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee. Additionally, they coordinate rental of boats from owners looking to make extra money when their boats are not in use. (Potential boat and watercraft rentals: kayaks, fishing boats, ski boats, pontoons, jet skis.)

Added to My Visit
photo of brasstown falls
Easy Hike
Share:

Brasstown Falls

Long Creek, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Brasstown Falls

Four falls ranging from 20ft. to 40ft. The trails have been updated and are more accessible. New steps along the trail have been added along with several viewing platforms. The left trail to the upper falls has a family friendly short hike with bridge over the creek. Good swimming holes at both ends of the trail. Brasstown Creek BBQ is a great place to eat Fri. or Sat. 4-9pm (cash only). GPS Coordinates Parking Area: N 34.71908 W 083.30158

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chattooga Ridge Canopy Tours

Long Creek, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga Ridge Canopy Tours

Ziplines over Wildwater's Chattooga campus, deep into the peaceful Chattooga Ridge woods and 4 zips over a lake. Chattooga Ridge Canopy Tours takes you through multiple ecosystems and into grand old white oak and maple treetops. A perfect intro to the world of zipping ends with exciting zipline water crossings and the 1,200 ft. Bell Tower Express zip! Allow 3 hours for your experience.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chattooga River – Section 1

Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga River – Section 1

Section 1 is the West Fork of the Chattooga River. It's a 6-mile stretch that is ideal for tubing and Class II float trips.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chattooga River – Section 2

Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga River – Section 2

Section 2 is a good beginner whitewater section with class I and II rapids. This 7 mile run is a good day trip with opportunities to stop and picnic on large boulders, or stop to fish for trout. The Chattooga has excellent opportunities for fishing, camping, and hiking.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chattooga River Fly Shop

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga River Fly Shop

Full service fly shop located just a few miles from the Chauga & Chattooga Rivers. They have “Hot Flies” and all your fly fishing needs. Guided fly fishing trips, both full & half day, casting lessons & fly tying instruction for the novice to the expert.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chattooga River Lodge

Long Creek, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga River Lodge

New owners. This 9 room lodge, nestled in the middle of Sumter National Forest, is the perfect hideaway for travelers. Wooded campsites offer a peaceful retreat after a day of outdoor adventures. On-site bar/restaurant Willie's Tavern. A great place for friends and family to spread out and gather for all occasions.

Added to My Visit
Moderate Hike
Share:

Chattooga Trail

Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga Trail

15.5 mile trail that runs parallel to the famous Chattooga River, and shares 8.5 miles with the Foothills Trail. It passes through some of the finest wilderness in South Carolina. The northern terminus of the Chattooga Trail is Ellicott Rock, where Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina meet. Waterfall lovers shouldn’t miss this trail, since you can see King Creek, Spoonauger, Big Bend, Pigpen and Licklog Falls at points along the trail.

Added to My Visit
photo of chairs overcooking pasture
Share:

Chattooga Trails Bed & Barn

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga Trails Bed & Barn

Variety of lodging for people and their horse companions. Main house guest rooms, Hunters Hideout basement apartment, RV sites with full hook ups and Sheep Wagon glamping. For horses: paddocks, pasture, barn, or tied up at a hitching post beside RV sites. Ride out from the property 1.5 miles to the Rocky Gap Trail System where you can ride for miles. Trails lead to the Chattooga River and cross into GA. Come back and end your evening by the campfire in the quiet setting.

Added to My Visit
image of gear offered at Chattooga Whitewater Shop
Share:

Chattooga Whitewater Shop

Long Creek, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chattooga Whitewater Shop

Shop offers t-shirts, merchandise, paddling gear, whitewater equipment rentals and transportation shuttles. The Gauge Coffeehouse is located within the store and Humble Pie restaurant also onsite. WINTER HOURS: Monday-Thurs. 9am-1pm; Friday-Sunday 8am-4pm.

Added to My Visit
disc golf
Share:

Chauga Heights Disc Golf Course

Westminster, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chauga Heights Disc Golf Course

Located within Chau Ram County Park, this 18-hole disc golf course features a lot of elevation change, holes carved out of the woods and some amazing views.

Added to My Visit
Moderate Hike
Share:

Chauga Narrows

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chauga Narrows

Located on the Chauga River, view of the narrow 25 ft. high falls. A moderate hike. Great picnic spot and swimming along the river. For best viewing of falls, some climbing over rocks is required. GPS coordinates to parking area: N 34.83332 W 083.17399

Added to My Visit
Share:

Chauga River

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chauga River

A 31 mile long tributary of the Tugaloo River that flows south to Lake Hartwell. The Chauga River offers much of the same scenic beauty and cool waters found nearby on the Chattooga River. Anglers like the Chauga River and often catch rainbow trout, brown trout, chubs, and redeye bass. Depending on the water level, sections of the Chauga are popular for whitewater kayaking. Good access and parking are available off Cassidy Bridge Road in Mountain Rest.

Added to My Visit
Miuka or Cheohee Falls
Share:

Cheohee or Miuka Falls

Mountain Rest, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Cheohee or Miuka Falls

A 75 ft. waterfall on Townes Creek easily viewed with a 45-minute hike. This is one of two falls you can reach by hiking the Winding Stairs Trail, the other being Secret Falls. Go north from Walhalla on Hwy 28, bear right on Hwy 107 for 8 miles. Follow signs for Winding Stairs Trail which turns right in .2 miles, make a sharp left and continue 1/3 miles to clearing and hear the falls. Hike through foliage to creek. GPS coordinates to parking area: N 34.94220 W 083.08975

Added to My Visit
The overlook at Chickasaw point
Share:

Chickasaw Point Golf Club

Westminster, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Chickasaw Point Golf Club

An 18-hole, par-72 public course designed by Parker Gibson. It is the centerpiece of the Chickasaw Point neighborhood. Amenities include a Pro Shop, 45 golf carts, restaurant and bar with indoor and outside seating. Chickasaw Point is 4 miles from I-85 on Highway 11, making it an easy drive for golfers in Oconee, Anderson, Greenville and Pickens Counties as well as those from the Atlanta area.

Added to My Visit
photo of clear sky pontoon rental
Share:

Clear Sky Pontoon Rentals

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Clear Sky Pontoon Rentals

They are committed to renting comfortable, clean, spacious, well maintained, and efficient pontoon boats. Rentals include all the safety equipment required by law in SC. Pontoons launch and pick up from either High Falls Landing or Keowee Towne Landing. Rental extras including tubes or coolers also available.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Clemson Marina

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Clemson Marina

A full-service marina located on Lake Hartwell directly across the lake from Clemson University. Service center with a Master Certified Mechanic on staff. They offer pontoon boat rentals, as well as wet and dry stack storage. The Grill at Clemson Marina features outdoor dining and a unique tailgating experience for the college football season.

Added to My Visit
Image of a fish from Crooked Feather Outfitters FB page
Share:

Crooked Feather Outfitters

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Crooked Feather Outfitters

Guided fishing trips within the Sumter National Forest on the Chattooga and Chauga Rivers. Full and half day trips. Fish for trout in fall and winter, bass in the spring and bream in the summer.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Cross Creek Plantation

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Cross Creek Plantation

A private country club golf community designed by P.B. Dye. Eighteen holes of championship golf on an approximately 7,000-yard course from the back tees challenge the finest players. Five sets of tees makes this course enjoyable for players of every level.

Added to My Visit
photo inside Crown and Crest venue
Share:

Crown and Crest

Seneca, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Crown and Crest

This 4,000 square feet event space is open and airy. Located in historic downtown Seneca, this newly renovated building is perfect for weddings, intimate cocktail receptions, gatherings and sit down dinners. The space has a bridal suite and catering kitchen. Three luxury apartments are also available to rent.

Added to My Visit
image of Eagles Nest Art Center
Share:

Eagles Nest Art Center

Salem, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Eagles Nest Art Center

The building was once the Tamassee-Salem High School. After the school district closed the facility, it was refurbished and is now Eagles Nest Arts Center. The center is available to rent for performances, education programs, concerts, plays and community events. There are classrooms and museum rooms that keep Tamassee and Salem memories alive. The auditorium seats 280 people.

Added to My Visit
Easy Hike
Share:

East Fork Trail

Mountain Rest, S
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

East Fork Trail

Beginning at the picnic area adjacent to the Walhalla State Fish Hatchery, this 2.5-mile trail is an easy hike along the bank of the scenic, fast moving east fork of the Chattooga River. The trail will take you down to the river. Beginning or ending the hike at Burrell's Ford adds an additional 2.1 miles.

Added to My Visit
Share:

Eclectic Sun at Lake Jocassee

Salem, SC
Added to My Visit
More Info
×

Eclectic Sun at Lake Jocassee

Located in the “Pavilion” of Devils Fork State Park in the day use picnic area. Provides everything you would ever need for a day of Fun on the lake. A genuine surf shop and snack bar combined.

Added to My Visit
image for electric motorcycle tours business
Share: