Waccamaw River Blue Trail

ABOUT THE WACCAMAW RIVER BLUE TRAIL

The Waccamaw River Blue Trail extends the entire length of the river in North and South Carolina. Beginning near Lake Waccamaw, a permanently inundated Carolina Bay, the river meanders through the Waccamaw River Heritage Preserve, City of Conway, and Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge before merging with the Intracoastal Waterway where it passes historic rice fields, Brookgreen Gardens, Sandy Island, and ends at Winyah Bay near Georgetown.

Over 140 miles of river invite the paddler to explore its unique natural, historical and cultural features. Its black waters, cypress swamps and tidal marshes are home to many rare species of plants and animals. The river is also steeped in history with Native American settlements, Civil War sites, rice and indigo plantations, which highlight the Gullah-Geechee culture, as well as many historic homes, churches, shops, and remnants of industries that were once served by steamships.

To protect this important natural resource, American Rivers, Waccamaw RIVERKEEPER®, and many local partners worked together to establish the Waccamaw River Blue Trail, providing greater access to the river and its recreation opportunities. A Blue Trail is a river adopted by a local community that is dedicated to improving family-friendly recreation such as fishing, boating, and wildlife watching and to conserving riverside land and water resources. Just as hiking trails are designed to help people explore the land, Blue Trails help people discover their rivers. They help communities improve recreation and tourism, benefit local businesses and the economy, and protect river health for the benefit of people, wildlife, and future generations.

Photo: Staci Williams STEWARDSHIP

The Waccamaw River Blue Trail asks visitors to follow the National Leave No Trace Code of Outdoor Ethics (www.lnt.org) that promotes the responsible use and enjoyment of the outdoors:

• Plan ahead and prepare. • Obey all rules and regulations. • Respect private property and wildlife. • Dispose of waste properly (human and litter). • Leave what you find. • Minimize campfire impacts. • Be considerate of others

SAFETY / GEAR

• Avoid boating alone.

• Always wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket.

• Review relevant water level and safety information before your trip. (www.erh.noaa.gov/er/ilm/hydro/, www.ncwildlife.org, or www.dnr.sc.gov/boating.html)

• Leave information about your route and return time with a relative or friend.

• Be aware of wildlife and river hazards such as strainers (fallen trees), large vessels on the Intracoastal Waterway, and bridge piers.

• When in a group assign a lead and sweep boat manned by experienced paddlers.

• Stay in your boat if it becomes stuck and carefully shift your weight as you push off with your paddle or pole.

• Never paddle farther from shore than you are prepared to swim.

• Bring a spare paddle or pole, and in an emergency, stay with your boat.

• North and South Carolina state law requires each boat carry a noise making device and a flashlight.

• A first-aid kit, plenty of drinking water, sunscreen, sunglasses, and bug repellent are among other trip essentials. PLANNING • Review the Waccamaw River Blue Trail map.

• Know where your trip will take you, where to get out, and emergency routes.

• Allow enough time to complete your trip within daylight hours.

• Check river conditions. A flooded river can be dangerous and should be avoided. A low river may expose logs or rocks and require carrying your boat, which may make your trip slower and more difficult.

• Check weather conditions before your trip. Do not go if the weather is beyond the ability of the least experienced person in your group.

• USGS maintains gages on the Waccamaw River with information useful to paddlers. Visit http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/rt for more information.

CAMPING INFORMATION

For most rivers in North and South Carolina, the land that lies below the normal high water line is public property. This makes camping legal on the many sand bars found along the river. However, it is important to note private property boundaries as overnight camping is not allowed on private property unless given the permission of the landowner.

Overnight stays are allowed at some of the public boat landings. For more information, contact Horry County Parks and Recreation at 843-915-5330, Columbus County Parks and Recreation at 910-640-6624, Georgetown County Parks and Recreation Department at 843-545-3275, and NC Wildlife Resources Commission at 910-253-6299 for the Lake Waccamaw and Pireway landings. There are several private camping facilities near the Waccamaw. Visit local chambers of commerce or tourism websites for more information.

Lake Waccamaw State Park - Camping is allowed in designated areas by permit only. In most cases, campers register with a ranger on site or at an on-site registration box. You must register even if you have reserved a campsite.

North Carolina Game Lands - It is unlawful to camp on game lands, except at specific areas designated by the landowner. Contact NC Wildlife Resources Commission for more information at 910-253-6299. CAMPING (cont.)

Waccamaw River Heritage Preserve - Boaters and backpack campers may camp overnight on the riverbank within preserve boundaries. However, the preserve is not contiguous and numerous private inholdings occur along the river. Contact SC Department of Natural Resources at 843-546-3226 ext. 13 for more information.

Samworth Wildlife Management Area - Temporary primitive camping is available to organized groups by permit. No camping will be allowed that may conflict with organized hunts. Contact SC Department of Natural Resources at 843-546-8665 for more information and to obtain a permit.

Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge (Waccamaw NWR) - Waccamaw NWR does not allow camping on Refuge property. Exceptions to this policy will be made for individuals or groups who agree to pick up litter on designated sites along the Waccamaw & Pee Dee Rivers and will require a Special Use Permit issued by the Refuge. If you would like more information, please contact the Refuge office at 843-527-8069.

NATURAL, HISTORICAL & CULTURAL POINTS OF INTEREST See map on following page for locations.

• Lake Waccamaw State Park • Waccamaw River Heritage Preserve • Downtown Conway • Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge • Bucksville/Bucksport • Sandy Island • Samworth Wildlife Management Area • Brookgreen Gardens • Historic Rice Field • Georgetown Harbor

NEARBY PLACES OF INTEREST

• Green Swamp (www.nature.org/greenswamp) • Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve (http://www.dnr.sc.gov/) • Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge Visitor’s Center (http:// www.fws.gov/waccamaw/) • Hobcaw Barony (http://www.hobcawbarony.org/) HOW TO USE THIS MAP BOOKLET

The index map below can help you navigate to the appropriate map for the river reach of interest. Look on the bottom of each page for corresponding numbers. The top of each map is upstream regardless of the orientation and thus the bottom of each map is downstream.

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NORTH CAROLINA

SOUTH Whiteville CAROLINA 74 1 74 GEORGIA MAP AREA COLUMBUS COUNTY LAKE WACCAMAW ATLANTIC LAKE WACCAMAW STATE PARK FLORIDA OCEAN 2 3 BRUNSWICK COUNTY

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c SANDY 26 a ISLAND W 27 SAMWORTH 28 WILDLIFE 701 MANAGEMENT AREA 29 BROOKGREEN GARDENS GEORGETOWN COUNTY 31 30 521 ATLANTIC Georgetown & 32 Georgetown Harbor HISTORIC OCEAN 33 RICE FIELDS HOBCAW WINYAH BAY BARONY

FRANCIS MARION 17 NATIONAL FOREST WACCAMAW BLUE TRAIL MAP LEGEND

Public Access Sites 501 US Highways

Camping 214 North Carolina State Highways Public Parking 905 South Carolina State Highways Public Restrooms U.S. Geological Survey Gages Hiking Trails

Mountain Biking

Picnic Areas

Dining Facilities

Important Information

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Sam Potts Hwy 214 214

LAKE WACCAMAW STATE PARK

34.300348 WRC Boat Launch -78.551751 COLUMBUS COUNTY GAME LAND

34.292345 Columbus County Boat Launch -78.470633

LAKE WACCAMAW

34.260869 River Access at Dam -78.52297

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LAKE WACCAMAW

34.260869 River Access at Dam -78.52297 Mile 0 34.260896 -78.52297

LAKE WACCAMAW STATE PARK

Mile 1 ver Ri 34.249432 River Access at Dam w a -78.530997 m a c c a

A thick swamp greets the paddler at the start of the Waccamaw River.

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Mile 3 34.231199 -78.557183

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Mile 9 34.161649 COLUMBUS COUNTY -78.579189 GAME LAND Dock Rd

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Mile 11 34.147747 -78.563961 COLUMBUS COUNTY GAME LAND

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WACCAMAW RIVER CROSS SWAMP REGISTERED HERITAGE AREA

Mile 14 34.134287 -78.545533

New Britton Highway

BRUNSWICK COUNTY COLUMBUS COUNTY

Mile 16 130 34.121374 -78.5507

Mile 15 Mile 17 34.123445 34.115623 -78.540643 -78.554604

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Babson’s Landing

Mile 18 34.108485 -78.551963 FREELAND

Mile 19 New Britton Highway Photo: Denise Medlin-Coburn 34.102128 -78.546416

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Mile 22 130 34.080463 -78.561654 Babson's Landing is a private access point and a small fee is required to use this landing.

Mile 23 Photo: Christine Ellis 34.076762 -78.555549

6 New Britton Highway

Mile 22 34.080463 Mile 23 -78.561654 34.076762 -78.555549

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COLUMBUS COUNTY BRUNSWICK COUNTY

Mile 24 34.066142 -78.558769

Mile 25 34.058467 -78.561062

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Mile 27 34.049134 -78.581506

Mile 28 34.040854 -78.578228

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Mile 28 0 1,000 2,000 34.040854 Feet -78.578228

Mile 29 34.033865 -78.584413

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Mile 32 34.023905 -78.607551

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34.022663 Pireway Rd -78.613521 COLUMBUS COUNTY GAME LAND 904

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COLUMBUS COUNTY GAME LAND

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Mile 35 904 Pireway Rd 34.011852 -78.637228

34.014444 Pireway Road Access -78.631667

Pireway Road Access

Seven Creeks Hwy

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Mile 37 33.986644 -78.62953

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NORTH CAROLINA Mile 43 SOUTH CAROLINA 33.946382 -78.649452

HORRY COUNTY WACCAMAW Mile 44 RIVER HERITAGE 33.939318 PRESERVE -78.653318 10 NORTH CAROLINA

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33.924245 Wortham’s Ferry -78.671308 WACCAMAW This is a historical access point RIVER HERITAGE with limited parking and PRESERVE few improvements.

Little River Rd Mile 47 33.922293 111 -78.675657

Mile 48 33.920931 -78.681647

Mile 49 33.917517 -78.692042

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0 1,000 2,000 WACCAMAW RIVER HERITAGE Feet PRESERVE Mile 50 33.913296 -78.698382 Mile 51 33.91571 -78.705785

Mile 52 33.912317 -78.713595

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Mile 53 33.906294 Chris Anderson 33.909006 -78.717099 -78.710592

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WACCAMAW RIVER HERITAGE PRESERVE

Mile 56 33.890726 -78.72926

12 0 1,000 2,000 Mile 56 33.890726 Feet -78.72926

WACCAMAW RIVER HERITAGE PRESERVE

Mile 57 33.886566 -78.737895

Wood Duck Mile 58 33.883163 -78.744032

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Mile 64 33.883607 -78.804382

WACCAMAW RIVER HERITAGE PRESERVE

Mile 65 33.883704 -78.812003

Mile 66 33.890816 -78.820497

Mile 67 33.896213 WACCAMAW -78.826349 RIVER HERITAGE PRESERVE 14 Mile 67 33.896213 -78.826349

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HAMMOND 33.898844 Red Bluff -78.839798 W

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Cypress Trees Mile 70 22 33.898943 -78.86393

Cypress trees are an important part of the Waccamaw's wetland ecosystem, providing 905 habitat for wildlife and helping store and filter water during floods.

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Mile 77 33.850586 -78.897558 USGS Stream Gage

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Mile 79 River Otter 33.835908 -78.908392

Mile 80 33.82674 -78.909671 These semi-aquatic mammals can be seen frolicking along the river banks.

Photo: Steve Berkowitz

Mile 81 33.830852 -78.92088

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Mile 82 33.826689 -78.932258

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Venus Flytrap

Mile 90 33.835087 -79.000881 905

The federally endangered Venus flytrap is native to the Carolina Bays found along the Waccamaw in a few Mile 91 locations. 33.830286

Photo: James Luken -79.010464

19 Mile 91 33.830286 Conway -79.010464

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Downtown Conway boasts several historical sites and the riverwalk. Mile 92 Photo: Ben Burroughs 33.832938 -79.024181

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33.833171 501 Riverwalk -79.044283

33.816627 Savannah Bluff -79.041947 Mile 93 33.838171 -79.03487 33.829011 Conway Marina -79.044634

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Pitc h Landing Rd

Mile 97 33.793669 -79.05104 Cox Ferry 33.791837 Recreation Area -79.050228

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Mile 99 Photo: Staci Williams 33.770455 -79.061246 Limited Parking

33.772882 Jackson Bluff -79.053698

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Toddville Access

Mile 100 33.758026 -79.066596

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Limited parking and Photo: Ben Burroughs unimproved

Mile 101 33.748469 -79.067768 BUCKSPORT & OLIVER W WILDLIFE MITIGATION SITE a c c a m a w

R iv e r Mile 102 33.737255 Old Bucksville Rd -79.058194

33.729677 Bucksville -79.052811

Limited Parking

WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Landing Rd 22 Mile 103 33.727002 0 1,000 2,000 -79.046839 Feet

Mile 104 Bucksville 33.729677 33.724489 -79.052811 -79.044862 Limited Parking WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

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Mile 105 33.714847 -79.05186 W a c c a

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Mile 106 33.701642 -79.05429

33.694450 Peachtree -79.047979

BUCKSPORT & OLIVER WILDLIFE MITIGATION SITE Mile 107 33.692165 Peachtree Rd -79.055413

WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 23 Mile 107 33.692165 -79.055413

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WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

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Mile 111 33.657157 -79.085647

BUCKSPORT & OLIVER WILDLIFE MITIGATION SITE

33.651576 Bucksport Marina -79.095569

Pay per use access point

24 33.651576 Bucksport Marina -79.095569

Pay per use access point

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Bald Eagles soar above the river to the delight of bird watchers. Mile 114 33.620308 Photo: US Fish & Wildlife Service -79.09987

Mile 115 33.612732 -79.089815

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Upstream on Bull Creek 2.3 River Miles

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Mile 117 33.588544 SANDY ISLAND -79.098182

HORRY COUNTY GEORGETOWN COUNTY

Mile 118 33.575146 -79.101668

26 Mile 118 33.575146 -79.101668

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33.567375 Sandy Island Access #2 -79.105764 Wachesaw Rd Island River Access Only Not Accessible by Vehicle

33.562056 Wacca Wache Marina -79.085587

WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Mile 120 33.553451 -79.086778

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Mile 121 Brookgreen Gardens 33.542248 -79.095511

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BROOKGREEN GARDENS SANDY ISLAND

Mile 123 33.521186 -79.117335

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Larry Paul Trail Mile 124 33.510689 Sandy Island Rd -79.126221

WACCAMAW NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Upstream on Thoroughfare Creek 1.0 River Miles

33.515077 Sandy Island Access #4 -79.142782 Island River Access Only Not Accessible by Vehicle

Mile 125 Thoroughfare 33.504216 Creek -79.139937 28 T

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Mile 127 33.479269 -79.154153

SAMWORTH WILDLIFE WAVERLY MILLS MANAGEMENT AREA

Mile 128 33.465323 -79.157441 29 Mile 128 33.465323 -79.157441 SAMWORTH 0 1,000 2,000 WILDLIFE Feet MANAGEMENT AREA

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Mile 129 33.453564 Rice cultivation in one of the -79.167353 rice fields in Georgetown County W

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Kings River Rd Mile 130 33.442747 -79.17841

33.436326 Hagley -79.182200

Limited Parking Hagley Rd

Mile 131 33.43203 -79.189834 30 Hagley Rd

33.436326 Hagley -79.182200

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HOBCAW GEORGETOWN BARRONY

Front St Winyah Bay

Georgetown

Sampit River

Sunset along Front Street in Georgetown

Photo: Charles Slate 33.356550 East Bay Landing -79.280030

HOBCAW BARRONY 33 This waterproof map booklet is made possible through the generous support of National Park Service Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program American Rivers, through its Blue Trails program, partners with local communities who want to enhance recreation and protect rivers and clean water for people and wildlife. A Blue Trail is voluntary, locally-driven, and does not include additional regulations or restrictions associated with river access and use.

Learn more at AmericanRivers.org/BlueTrails

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