Paddle along salt marsh creeks, across the mouth of the South Edisto River, over extensive sand flats, and up onto undeveloped barrier island beaches. 

This kayak trail follows Sugar Hill Creek to the Combahee River, along the way passing signs of the former rice culture, a botanically-rich ecosystem, birds and maybe even an alligator. 

Paddle through history along this trail, which incorporates a number of shipwrecks and archaeological landings dating from the early 18th century to early 20th century visible at low tide in the upper…

Ride the tides on this trip down Whale Branch and circumnavigate Goat Island and Cotton Island. Paddle through classic low-country landscapes. Stop halfway at the beach on Goat Island, which gives you…

This paddling trail follows the Beaufort River, connecting the two historic cities of Beaufort and Port Royal, SC. Paddle past vast salt marsh and numerous historical coastal sites. 

The Brown's Bait and Tackle Shop can be used as a put in and take out to paddle around Berry Shoals Pond. The pond is flatwater.

An excellent choice for first time paddlers as canoes are rented on site. You will find wading birds, osprey, songbirds and wood ducks.

Travel along a beautiful blackwater river with opportunities to explore side channels into adjacent swamps with large cypress trees and rich in widlife.

An easy half-day trip, this river section is characterized by broad, wide channels, Class I and II rapids, and rural wooded scenery. Paddlers will cross under the iconic Broad River railroad bridge.

An exciting section with Class I-II rapids. This trip begins in North Carolina, near the NC/SC border, and ends just above the Gaston Shoals Dam in SC.