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Adventure Visit Clemson

in Season, VISIT CLEMSON began in January Today, VISIT CLEMSON

2012 with the launch of an official
is considered the
EVERY SEASON! tourism information website, as primary source of visitor
an effort by the Clemson Area
information for the area
Chamber of Commerce to grow and the brand has grown
tourism in the area and begin to include social media
developing a brand for the Clemson accounts as well as an
Area as a travel destination. annual print publication.
#VisitClemson #funchamber @VisitClemson

No matter when you visit the OUTDOOR RECREATION City parks in Clemson, Central, Pendleton, and Six Mile
offer athletic fields, tennis courts, disc golf courses, dog
Clemson Area, you will find Hikers, anglers, paddlers, and anyone else who just longs parks, walking trails, gyms, and other recreational facilities
to be outdoors will find paradise in the Clemson Area. In the and programs.
ADVENTURES GALORE! part of South Carolina known as Lake Hartwell Country,
our area is home to tumbling waterfalls, cold trout streams HUNTING & FISHING LICENSES
Whether your idea of a great day is a woodland hike and mountain rivers, and sweeping mountain views.
to a gorgeous waterfall or exploring history through The centerpiece of the area is 50,000-acre Lake Hartwell. Applicants for all South Carolina hunting and fishing
the items our forefathers left behind, every day can Numerous parks and boat ramps at Clemson, including privileges must present a state-issued identification
be an adventure here. Twelve Mile Recreation Area and Mountain View document (or passport, if from another country) at the
time of application. The same identification used to
Enjoy more than 30 picturesque waterfalls, fascinating Park, provide access to this Army Corps-managed lake. obtain privileges should be in one’s possession when
museums, a thriving arts scene, charming shops and Visitors have opportunities for boating, fishing, kayaking, hunting or fishing. Licenses can be obtained at Wal-Mart,
restaurants, and amazing accommodations. Winter, swimming, and stand-up paddleboarding. most bait shops, and other locations. Contact the local
spring, summer, or fall, Clemson is here to welcome you. Other notable waters in the area are lakes Keowee and SCDNR office for more information.
We’re eager to help you fully experience and discover Jocassee, both built for hydroelectric purposes by Duke 311 Natural Resources Dr.
the spirit, the great outdoors, and the Southern Energy. Several parks along Lake Keowee provide access, Clemson, SC 29631
hospitality of the Clemson Area. If you have any while public access to Lake Jocassee is limited to Devils (864) 654-1671
questions, please stop by the Clemson Area Chamber at Fork State Park.
1105 Tiger Blvd. in Clemson or go to VisitClemson.com Hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders will find Licenses: (803) 734-3833
or ClemsonAreaChamber.org. numerous trails of all lengths and difficulty levels. Many dnr.sc.gov/purchase.html
of these trails reward visitors with thunderous waterfalls Public Boat Ramps Lake Keowee
at the end of the path. Lake Hartwell • Crowe Creek Park
The Clemson Experimental Forest is another exceptional • Mountain View Park • Mile Creek Park
recreational destination in the area, featuring 105 miles • Twelve Mile • Warpath Park
of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, picnic spots, and Recreation Area Lake Jocassee
launch areas for kayaks and canoes. • Twin Lakes Park • Devils Fork State Park
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