Todd Creek Falls
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- Walk
- Hike
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Difficulty: Easy
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- Parking
- Waterfall
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- Pets
- No Fee
- No Camping
Summary:
Todd Creek Falls is a local picnic spot for Pickens County residents, and a very pretty spot of a picnic, at that. The falls are 15 to 20 feet high and lay along a power line right-of-way on Clemson University land.
Todd Creek Falls is a block falls owned by Clemson University and Duke Energy. The falls, stretched across Todd Creek, drops 20 feet. This requires an easy 20 minute hike to get to. At the base of the waterfall is a swimming hole, and a short distance down the trail is an old spring and an old mill dam worth checking out.
Hours: Dawn to dusk
Directions:1. From Clemson, take SC 133 for 5.2 miles to Brookbend Road (RIGHT).
2. Follow Brookbend Road for 1.2 miles until you reach the bridge over Todd Creek. Park along side the road at the bridge.
3. The path at the bridge runs parallel to the creek on the left side of it. Follow the path for 0.3 miles to another small path that turns right and descends fairly steeply for about 30 feet tot he base of the falls.
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Lat: 34.75068113562228 Long: -82.81437080901821 |
