Moderate
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3.30 miles
1.5 hours
What to expect
The current is swift but can be easily navigated by intermediate skilled paddlers and the boater will have to watch out for downfall and strainers. Be on the lookout for signs of beaver activity and…
What to expect
Just downstream from the highway is an island where the boater may choose which channel to navigate. The landing, which was a popular swimming area in the early 1900’s, will be on river right…
What to expect
This section of river has a wider channel with sandy pointbars. Birds of prey are commonly seen here as well as beavers.
Difficult
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6.30 miles
2 hours
What to expect
This section of the Lower Saluda Scenic River lets you experience scenic whitewater right in Columbia. A series of rapids and shoals lead you to downtown Columbia, which offers a refreshing splash and…
Easy
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3.40 miles
1 hours
What to expect
The upper section of the Lower Saluda Scenic River is a quiet stretch of river nestled right in Columbia. The water, coming from the bottom of the Lake Murray Dam, is cold and clear, and holds a good…
Moderate
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21.00 miles
10 hours
What to expect
This trip is a part of the SC Revolutionary Rivers Water Trail, a National Recreation Trail. This overnight trip will have you paddle through the black water, cypress-lined banks of the Lynches River…
Easy
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7.00 miles
4.5 hours
What to expect
This is a good blackwater trip for beginner paddlers and a relaxing trip for those with experience. 
What to expect
This is a great trip for beginner paddlers to experience the beauty of the Lynches River blackwater. The trip starts at the Lynches River Park, which has many amenities, including canoe rentals and a…
Moderate
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9.00 miles
5 hours
What to expect
This trip is a part of the SC Revolutionary Rivers Water Trail, a National Recreation Trail. Paddle through the black water, cypress-lined banks of the Lynches River and Mill Creek. The SC…
What to expect
This section is on the Middle Saluda River and includes a few stretches of Class II and III rapids. There is a high potential for woody debris; paddlers should use caution at all times.
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