Paddle Trail: Sugar Hill to Steel Bridge on Combahee River

January 12, 2010Paul Cuenin No Comments »
This paddling trail follows the Sugar Hill Creek to the Combahee River from Sugar Creek Landing to the Steel Bridge landing on Highway 21. The one way distance is 10 miles. For a map of the trail, including GPS waypoints and other information, click here.

How To Use This Trail · This trip is run one way on a falling  tide.  Click here for Beaufort tides.· This trip is rated “beginner”, and is best for paddlers with some experience. Hazards that may be encountered include  wind-generated waves, intermediate tidal currents,  and summertime heat and thunderstorms.

· Be aware of weather conditions. Up to the minute forecasts should be consulted before beginning this trip. Strong winds should be avoided. Click here for a weather forecast.
Let us know if you have any questions about doing this trip or any others!
Here are some pics from when we paddled this with Beaufort Kayak Tours and The Tide Riders!
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