National Wild & Scenic Rivers
 

Chattooga River

Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina

Chattahoochee National Forest
1755 Cleaveland Highway
Gainesville, Georgia 30501

Nantahala National Forest
160A Zillico Street
Asheville, North Carolina 28801
Sumter National Forest
4931 Broad River Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29212

Early Morning on the Chatooga RiverDesignated Reach: May 10, 1974. The segment from 0.8 miles below Cashiers Lake in North Carolina to the Tugaloo Reservoir. The West Fork from its confluence with the main stem upstream 7.3 miles.

Classification/Mileage: Wild — 39.8 miles; Scenic — 2.5 miles; Recreational — 14.6 miles; Total — 56.9 miles.

Flowing through three states and the Ellicott Rock Wilderness, the Chattooga is recognized as one of the Southeast's premier whitewater rivers. The Chattooga offers outstanding scenery ranging from thundering falls and twisting rock-choked channels to narrow, cliff-enclosed deep pools. Dense forests and undeveloped shorelines characterize the primitive nature of the river corridor.

Related Sites: Chattooga River (USDA Forest Service)
Chattooga River Network

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Created on:  1/1/2007