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  • Enoree Ranger District

    Indian Creek Rifle Range
    Juniper growing along the Enoree Passage of the Palmetto Trail
    Butterfly
    Woods Ferry Recreation Area
    Horse corral at Woods Ferry Recreation Area
    Delta Pond
    Enoree OHV rider
    Enoree OHV trail
    Enoree waterfowl
    People fishing
    MI duck hunt
    MI Hunter
    Mollys Rock Picnic Area
    Philson Crossroads Rifle Range
    Tyger Wildlife Management Area
    Tyger Wildlife Management Area
    Tyger boat in water
    Youth Duck Hunt
    Calhoun Experimental Forest
    Palmetto Trail bridge
    Pollinators near the Enoree OHV Trail
    Enoree River Bridge
    Enoree River
    Reeling in the catch
    Johns Creek Lake youth fishing event
    Sedalia Lake
    SCDNR officer assisting at fishing event

    The Enoree Ranger District consists of more than 170,000 acres located in Newberry, Union, Chester, Laurens and Fairfield counties.


    The Enoree Ranger District has many active programs including a growing recreation program, soil and water improvement, wildlife and fisheries program, timber management and prescribed burning.


    The Enoree District and its diverse resources provide a full range of active outdoor recreation activities. These include hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, canoeing, photography, scenic viewing, etc.


    The Enoree offers annual youth dove hunts and hunts for individuals who are mobility impaired.


    The area is home to hot summers but really mild winters so you can get out year round. Overall, think southern with southern hospitality and really friendly folks!