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This park has had extensive upgrades that were made possible through the City of Anderson's Hospitality Fund

The first part of this float will be through a canopy of hardwood trees, which will open and you will pass old tidewater rice fields. If you want to do a shorter trip, or just make a lunch stop, Price’s Bridge Landing is on the right bank of the creek after about an hour.

This City of Easley sports complex is home to the Big League Baseball World Series and offers nature trails and walking paths, as well as a playgrounds and picnic shelters. 

This area is especially beautiful in the fall when the trees are in color. As the river widens you will start to see old rice fields and plantations.

During this 5 hour float you will pass the Cherokee Plantation where you can see the main house and the boat house. On a warm day you might want to stop at one of the sandbars and swim.

The Myrtle Beach State Park was the first South Carolina State Park to open in 1936. This is a short bike path that leads to Highway Business 17.

Dorothy B. Kearns Park is a nice natural area which has been protected from development along the marshes of Mount Pleasant. There are several points that offer great views of the wetland and of the Wando River.

Pleasant Ridge Park is home to the popular JFA Trail, which is a mostly smooth-rolling, hard-packed singletrack that borders the perimeter of the park. The park also offers the Leroy Smith Trail, Sassy's Pass and the Mill Creek Path. 

Over 4,000 acres are presently under the SCDNR Wildlife Management Area program. Whether entering by boat on unspoiled Lake Russell or traveling on the 10 mile horse trail, visitors will encounter a variety of backcountry outdoor experiences.

This park offers an extensive network of boardwalks around Taw Caw Creek.