Find paddling access for urban paddles near Charleston or more remote paddles to places like Capers Island Heritage Preserve. These access points can get you paddling quickly from the Charleston…

The Chattooga River is without a doubt the Southeast's premier whitewater rafting adventure. In fact, Southern Living called rafting the Chattooga "The #1 Thing Every Southerner Ought to Do." The…

The Chauga River Blueway in scenic Oconee County, SC is 31-miles along the Chauga River, a tributary of the Tugaloo River. This blueway provides significant beginner-friendly and whitewater paddling…

You can paddle Chicken Creek via the Santee River and discover a shaded creek with a wilderness feel. It is a small, narrow creek that runs parallel to the Santee for approximately 2 miles before…

The Combahee is a blackwater river formed by the confluence of the Salkehatchie and Little Salkehatchie Rivers. The Combahee, which is the 'C' in ACE Basin, starts as a small, winding blackwater river…

Congaree Creek is a small blackwater creek in Lexington County that flows into the Congaree River downstream of Columbia. Paddling on Congaree Creek is tight and twisty, and can be challenging due to…

The Congaree River is formed by the confluence of the Saluda River and the Broad River in downtown Columbia. It is a large and impressive river that offers a variety of paddling opportunities. As the…

Echaw Creek contains some of the largest and oldest cypress trees you will see in Berkeley County. Wildlife is abundant in this area, with white-tailed deer and wood duck spotted frequently.

The Edisto River is considered one of the longest free-flowing black water river in North America. With the North Fork and the South Fork, there are over 300 miles of un-dammed black water river to…

The Enoree River is an 85-mile-long tributary of the Broad River flowing through South Carolina's scenic Piedmont.  Bordering the counties of Greenville, Spartanburg, and Union, the Enoree River is…