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Town Creek: Shady Grove Road to Bargain Exchange Flea Market

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Town Creek: Shady Grove Road to Bargain Exchange Flea Market

Skill Level: Easy
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Rapids: Class I
Length: 1.70 miles
Duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
Portaging: No
What to Expect

This section of the Twelve Mile River begins on Town Creek and is very short. There is a high chance for woody debris in this section; paddlers should use caution and avoid strainers at all times. This stretch is narrow but scenic and beginner friendly.

Access
Put in:
Shady Grove Road River Access and Roadside Parking (Unofficial)
 316 Shady Grove Road, Pickens, SC 29671
Access Details

River access and parking are located upstream river-left. Limited roadside parking is available along Shady Grove Road. Please park along the road and do not block driveways. This access is unofficial. Use at your own risk.

Take out:
Bargain Exchange Flea Market
 1449 Walhalla Highway, Pickens, SC 29671
Access Details

River access is located along the grassy clearing, south of the entrance, river-left. Also available are restrooms, lighted parking lots, and covered picnic areas. 

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Twelve Mile River at Bargain Exchange Flea Market river access (Credit: Upstate Forever)
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Parking - Dedicated Lot
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Restroom / Toilets
Fee Required
Handicap Accessible
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Paddle SC is presented by
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