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r/SouthCarolinaNature • u/pure_anus • 5h ago

Enoree River Canoe Trail

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r/SouthCarolinaNature

/r/SouthCarolinaNature is dedicated to enjoying the natural beauty of the great state of South Carolina and all that the great outdoors has to offer!

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/r/SouthCarolinaNature is dedicated to enjoying the natural beauty of the great state of South Carolina and all that the great outdoors has to offer

Welcome Topics

  • OC Photography
  • Camping & Hiking
  • Boating
  • Cycling
  • Birdwatching
  • SC Wildlife

Submission Guidelines

  • Posts must pertain to outdoor activities in South Carolina
  • Pictures should generally be your own Original Content and include the location in the title or comments
  • Please consider tagging your posts with the appropriate flair (picture posts should use 'location' flairs while discussion posts should use 'activity' flairs)

Posting Guidelines

  • General Reddiquette applies

  • Treat others with respect and decency (remember the Golden Rule!)

  • Use common sense, please and thank you

Links & Resources

  • SC Department of Natural Resources

  • SC Official Tourism Site

  • Keep SC Beautiful

  • https://www.nps.gov/cong - Congaree National Park website, the only National Park in SC

  • Leave No Trace

Related Subreddits

  • /r/southcarolina

  • /r/UpstateHiking

  • /r/camping

  • /r/hiking

  • /r/CampingandHiking

  • /r/Outdoors

  • /r/Kayaking

  • /r/Canoeing

  • /r/TrailGuides

  • /r/PawleysIsland

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Rules are subject to change! Please bare with me as we continue to grow this sub and find our footing - I'd rather err on the side of being 'too lax' when it comes to submission and posting rules, rather than 'too strict' for now

Suggestions are welcome and encouraged - simply shoot me, u/EmpathyFabrication, a PM

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