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Congaree National Park
Guided Canoe Tours
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| NPS Photo | | Park visitors enjoy a leisurely paddle down Cedar Creek |
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Every Saturday and Sunday, rangers provide free guided canoe programs along Cedar Creek. You will experience this unique old-growth bottomland forest while paddling through large Baldcypress and Water Tupelo trees draped with Spanish Moss. You will be surrounded with the sounds of songbirds, owls, and woodpeckers as you paddle through Congaree’s wilderness. White-tailed deer, otters, and raccoons may also be spotted along the banks of Cedar Creek.
To attend a ranger guided canoe trip, a phone reservation is required. Please call the park at 803-776-4396 ext. 0 to make a reservation. Reservations begin 2 weeks before the scheduled program. The park provides canoes, life jackets and paddles. Be sure to bring your lunch, water, insect repellent, a change of clothes, and wear shoes that attach to your feet (no flip-flops). Children must be at least 5 years old to attend.
This ranger guided canoe experience is ideal for beginners, and is an exciting way to experience the floodplain forest of Congaree National Park.
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Did You Know?
Congaree National Park ranks among the most diverse forest communities in North America. There are 22 different plant communities in the park.
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Last Updated: June 29, 2008 at 13:46 EST |