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Outdoor


                   Recreation









            In the part of                        Another exceptional recreational location
                                                  in the Clemson Area is the Clemson
            South Carolina known as               Experimental Forest with its 105 miles
            Lake Hartwell Country, the Clemson Area is   of hiking, biking and equestrian trails,
            home to sweeping mountain views, tumbling   picnic spots, and launch areas for kayaks
            waterfalls, cold trout streams and mountain   and canoes.
            rivers. These natural phenomena call to hikers,
            anglers, paddlers and anyone else who just   City parks in the area offer athletic fields,
            longs to be outdoors.                 tennis courts, disc golf courses, dog parks,
                                                  walking trails, gyms and other recreational
            Access to 50,000-acre Lake Hartwell is   facilities and programs.
            found at numerous parks and boat ramps at
            Clemson including Twelve Mile Recreation   Hunting and Fishing Licenses
            Area and Mountain View Park. This Army   Applicants for all South Carolina hunting and
            Corps-managed lake provides opportunities   fishing privileges must present a state-issued
            for boating, fishing, kayaking, swimming and   identification document (or passport, if from
            stand-up paddleboarding.              another country) at the time of application.
                                                  The same identification used to obtain
            Pickens and Oconee counties share the shores   privileges should be in one’s possession when
            of lakes Keowee and Jocassee, both built for   hunting or fishing. Licenses can be obtained
            hydroelectric purposes by Duke Energy. Several   at Wal-Mart, most bait shops, and other
            parks along Lake Keowee provide access, but   locations. Contact the local SCDNR office
            public access to Lake Jocassee is only through   for more information.
            Devils Fork State Park.                                                               Public Boat Ramps
                                                  311 Natural Resources Dr.
            Hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers   Clemson, SC 29631                      Lake Hartwell - Twelve Mile Recreation Area
            will find numerous trails of all lengths and   (864) 654-8266                            Twin Lakes Park
            difficulty levels, with many of these trails   Toll Free 24/7: (866) 714-3611         Lake Keowee - Crowe Creek Park
            ending at thunderous waterfalls.      dnr.sc.gov/purchase                               Mile Creek Park
                                                                                                    Warpath Park
                                                                                                  Lake Oolenoy - Table Rock State Park





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