Enoree, South Carolina, US |
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| Usual Difficulty | I-III(IV) (for normal flows) |
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| Length | 5 Miles |
| Avg. Gradient | 20 fpm |
| Max Gradient | 100 fpm |
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level |
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| ENOREE RIVER AT PELHAM, SC | ||||
| usgs-02160326 | 250 - 4000 cfs | I-III(IV) | 00h32m | 87 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) |
We have no additional information about how various flows affect runnability (or playability) of this section of river. If you can provide additional information, please either directly contact the StreamTeam member for this reach, or add a 'comment' or a 'report' with your information to help out your fellow boaters.
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level | ||||||||
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| ENOREE RIVER AT PELHAM, SC | ||||||||||||
| usgs-02160326 | 250 - 4000 cfs | I-III(IV) | 00h32m | 87 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) | ||||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
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| 2y91d11h12m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
allens bridge
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d11h14m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
allens bridge
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d17h43m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
Don't run this
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d17h45m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
Don't run this
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d17h46m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
Don't run this
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d17h47m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
Don't run this
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n/a | RJ |
| 2y91d17h49m | @Enoree SC 418 to Allens Bridge [SC] |
Don't run this
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n/a | RJ |
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2. SC 418 to Allens Bridge, Enoree South Carolina, US (mobile)
User Comments
a decent playspont. Careful under the bridge: lots of rebar and manky blast rock but its always
passable. The last big slide is fun 2 and make sure you boof at lower levels. Good little park and
paddle if you are in the area and there is water! Ken Hardwick. I went this past weekend with a
friend down this stretch and the levels were up from some recent rain, so it made the rapids at the
fountain inn bridge very exciting, these were the first class 4 rapids I had been down without a
professional guide. These rapids are indeed runnable. John Doe. If you are entering or exiting the
river here you will most likely be receiving a visit from the Department of Natural Resources. The
land owners prosecute everyone and there are no trespassing signs everywhere, I recommend putting
in one bridge up from this spot and paddling on down to the next bridge past this one. Edit
pretty interesting after a heavy rain. Has anyone run this river between Hwy 418 and Hwy 101?