Brasstown Creek, |
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| Name | Range | Updated | Level |
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| EIGHTEENMILE CREEK ABOVE PENDLETON, SC | 950 - 100000 cfs | 1y124d10h16m | 4.5 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) |
They have all been run. Look for Overflow Creek to be high before Brasstown is running. The usual
routine is to run the falls then hike back up to the cars at the put-in. The final two miles to
the lake are pretty flat. There is good road access where the creek hits the lake.
Some boaters hike back out after running the second or third waterfall, because the major drops
are almost at the parking lot. The first drop can be a real back breaker.
The first two big falls. The one in the foreground is about a 30 footer. Photo by Brad
Roberts.
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| EIGHTEENMILE CREEK ABOVE PENDLETON, SC | |||||||||
| usgs-02186699 | 950 - 100000 cfs | 1y124d10h16m | 4.5 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) | ||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
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| Brasstown CreekBrasstown Road to Yonah Lake [SC] |
1st waterfall
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n/a | Logan James | |
| Brasstown [ ] |
Heath styling the second drop
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Chattooga hit 12 fee | Scott McCorvey | |
| Brasstown [SC] |
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n/a | boof or die | |
| Brasstown Creek [SC] |
Brasstown Creek
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n/a | Brad Roberts | |
| 5y54d02h46m | Brasstown CreekBrasstown Road to Yonah Lake [ ] |
Once we ran the shit
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n/a | Scott McCorvey |
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River Links
NWRI - Brasstown Creek Brasstown Road to Yonah Lake (mobile)
User Comments
zone...The vertical falls is not 30 feet but 22 feet. And it has rocks that are pretty close to the
landing zone..the landing zone was about 4 feet to 6 feet deep. the farther away from the lip the
deeper. This thing drops over a hundred feet in a little over the distance of a football field...it
is steep.