Enoree River
🏔 Scenic River
Spartanburg / Newberry Co. · 87 mi · Class I
243CFS/ 15.19 ft
Optimal
Stable
Optimal: 200–1000 CFS · USGS #02160700
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87 mi
Length
Class I
Difficulty
200–1000 cfs
Optimal
520 cfs
Avg Flow
470 cfs
Hist. Median
#02160700
USGS Gauge
Sumter National Forest · SC Scenic River

The Enoree River flows 87 miles through the upstate South Carolina Piedmont past historic mill sites and through long reaches of Sumter National Forest. A quiet Class I river with forested banks, deep pools, and solid bass and panfish fishing, the Enoree is one of the lesser-known but most scenic paddling rivers in the South Carolina upcountry.

Trip sections
Upper Enoree — Spartanburg County, Class I, pastoral and mill-era ruins
Middle Enoree — Sumter NF reach, Class I, forested corridor
Lower Enoree — Newberry County, Class I, approach to Broad River
Outfitters
Palmetto Outdoor Center
Enoree River paddle information and trip planning
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Data Quality

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