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Little Pee Dee River: Dillon County Park to Floyd Dale Bridge

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Little Pee Dee River: Dillon County Park to Floyd Dale Bridge

Skill Level: Easy
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Rapids: None
Length: 4.30 miles
Duration: 2 - 2.5 hours
Portaging: No
What to Expect

Deer can be seen feeding in the clearings. There are several private residences along this stretch of river.

Access
Put in:
Dillon County Park Landing
Access Details

Paved landing with dirt parking lot

Take out:
Floyd Dale (Floydale) Bridge Landing
Access Details

Paved boat ramp, dirt parking lot, small picnic shelter

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Mitchell Lloyd
Dec 09, 2021 4:05 pm EST
Paddled on 12/3/2021. River level 5.95 ft Dillon gauge, https://waterdata.usgs.gov/sc/nwis/current/?type=flow, This level is low water. River was open and doable at this level, very shallow in places. Trees and debris in water, occasional submerged snags, a more technical paddle for blackwater with a fair amount of maneuvering around downfall. No portages encountered at this time but this river is constantly changing and new downfall is common.
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Parking - Dedicated Lot
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