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Celebrating the Chattooga’s 50th Anniversary as a Wild and Scenic River

Source:American Rivers
When:Jun 8
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The Chattooga River has acquired a number of distinctions and nicknames over the years, including the honor of being considered by many as “The Crown Jewel of the Southeast.” In South Carolina, th [...]

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