This section of the Pacolet River requires portaging the Clifton I and II Dams. Portage is available river-right around both dams. Paddlers can expect to encounter a few Class I rapids along this…

This lengthy but lazy trip is characterized by slow moving waters, rural scenery, and culturally significant points of interest, including Grindall and Skull Shoals. This trip is suitable for novice…

As the lazy, slower moving waters of the Pacolet River encounter the clear, wide channel of the Broad River, paddlers can expect to encounter very rural scenery and a variety of wildlife. This lengthy…

This trip is flatwater and very family friendly. Visitors to Paris Mountain State Park can rent canoes, kayaks, or pedal boats to explore Lake Placid, a small lake with a swimming area. 

This is a full day or overnight paddle along the Great Pee Dee River, one of South Carolina's most mighty rivers.  In this section, the river starts relatively straight, providing a leisurely float…

This trip begins at the popular Cedar Falls Park and ends 9 miles downstream at Dunklin Bridge Road. Mostly characterized by flatwater, there are some exciting lengthy stretches of Class I-II rapids…

This trip ends at the Karl H. Dixon Memorial Park on Boyd's Millpond, a 185-acre lake just 5 miles east of Ware Shoals, SC. Because of the downstream Boyd's Millpond Dam, this trip is characterized by…

Extremely convenient to downtown Greenville, SC, this paddle trip is scenic, however has a high probability of woody debris. Although easy in terms of skill level, portaging fallen trees can be…

Just 15 minutes south of downtown Greenville, SC, this trip features exciting shoals and Class II rapids as well as sections of flatwater. There is a high potential for woody debris/ fallen trees in…

This trip ends at the newly opened Charlie Lollis Memorial Park at Tumbling Shoals, which features a boat ramp, paved parking area, and walking trails. Beginner-friendly with small Class I-II rapids.