Ellicott Rock Wilderness was established by Congress in 1975. Encompassing 8.296 acres, this wilderness spreads across the corners of South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia. It also straddles the 15,432-acre Chattooga River Wild and Scenic Corridor. The steep terrain of the Ellicott Rock Wilderness offers numerous mountains and waterfalls to explore.
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Directions
Various access points exist. Several popular points are: Burrell’s Ford Road off Highway 107; the Chattooga Picnic Area (east fork of the Chattooga); and the Foothills Trail off Highway 107. Maps are sold at the ranger station.
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