Flat Water Paddling in Charleston, SC
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Spend the day at this great park, takong in the sights and sounds of the coast.
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The trip to Cat Island and back is 7-miles all told. The island itself is a favorite among locals because any manner of interesting knick-knacks can be found on it: from fossils to shark teeth.
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Paddling the Folly River to Oak Island is a really great way to spend the day.
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Paddling from Sol Legare to Sandy Point is a trip that everyone should seriously consider doing; it will be well worth your time, as it's truly an unforgettable experience.
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This is a fun paddling destination for the whole family. Dolphin sightings are almost guaranteed.
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