Spartanburg County is home to acres of lakes and miles of riverways, offering abundant opportunities for waterway exploration.
Rivers
Spartanburg County's river system is referred to by some as the area's original highway system, with access available at points across the county for people of all ability levels.
The Tyger River and its three branches (the North Tyger, Middle Tyger, and South Tyger) are prime for kayakers, paddlers, and anglers.
Lakes
Offering something for all interest and skill levels, Spartanburg County's lakes are not only a fun recreational opportunity, they showcase an array of wildlife and fishing opportunities.
The lake at historic Duncan Park is available for kayaking and canoeing from sunrise through sunset for most of the year. It's also open to non-motorized boating and catch-and-release fishing.
Lake Blalock encompasses 1,105 acres and nearly 45 miles of total shoreline. Located in Chesnee, Lake Blalock offers a boat landing and community park.
Owned and operated by Spartanburg Water, Lake Bowen boasts 1,534 acres of water, welcoming motorboats, kayaks, and canoes. You’ll find easy access thanks to two boat ramps at Anchor Park, where you…
Lake Cooley is a 330-acre reservoir feeding into the North Tyger river, complete with an outdoor recreation center, boat ramp, and ADA-compliant launch-points.
