WALHALLA — Every year, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources stocks a remote Upstate river with trout: rainbow, brown and eastern brook. But the Chattooga River, which comprises more than 20 miles ...
A section of SC’s Chattooga River called Bull Sluice rapids, near where Thomas Hill drowned. U.S. Forest Service U.S. Forest Service When a power company built a dam on the Georgia-South Carolina ...
ASHEVILLE - The U.S. Forest Service has finalized regulations for boating in the upper stretches of the Chattooga River, where non-motorized boating access to the river will be limited to only those ...
Chattooga, Wild and Scenic River. The very words conjure up all sorts of images. If you have done a bit of whitewater paddling in the region, the Chattooga's roaring sound pouring over and around ...
Conservationists have pulled a historic canoe from a river at the Georgia-South Carolina line and plan to put it on display.Volunteers with the Chattooga Conservancy hauled the weathered wooden canoe ...
The roar of whitewater rapids was about all anyone could hear as a small group of canoeists maneuvered down the Chattooga River, enjoying the mountain scenery of the southern Appalachians along the ...
When a power company built a dam on the Georgia-South Carolina border nearly a century ago, the work covered a four-mile stretch of the lower Chattooga River with so much water that the river’s rocky ...
A wild half-day of whitewater rafting, west of Walhalla, S.C., features spaced rapids and stunning scenery. wildwaterrafting.com Who’s ready to cool off? South Carolina is still in the early days of ...
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