upstate sc lakes: Just a Ray of Sunshine
- 07/26/10 09:04 AM
I just read an interesting article over at the Lake Hartwell Association website about the possibility of lower water levels for Hartwell. Everyone has been enjoying this summer on Hartwell Lake, especially since the lake has been above the full elevation of 660 ft for 157 days in the first 6 months of 2010. With the scorching temps we have seen this summer, and combined with the lower rainfall, this may change soon. You will remember me talking about how South Carolina declared a first stage or incipient drought status for all counties in SC on July 9. Also, because … (0 comments)
upstate sc lakes: Lakes in Upstate South Carolina
- 06/14/10 04:14 AM
Broadway Lake Broadway Lake is a 300 acre lake on Broadway Creek in Anderson County in Upstate South Carolina. It is a small lake, not really the lake for a cigarette boat like Hartwell Lake but it is quiet and the water levels are usually higher. You can find Catfish, Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass and if you believe the news stories that ran in the summer of 2008 there was a gator! But then again if you Google Broadway Lake you will also find a story about a UFO over Broadway lake too! Read more about Broadway Lake SC … (0 comments)
upstate sc lakes: Enjoy the Natural Beauty of South Carolina
- 06/23/09 03:20 AM
On a hot day like today, who wouldn't like to be enjoying the cool mountain breezes from the Highest Point in South Carolina? Or maybe you would prefer cooling off in one of the many lakes we have in Upstate SC? It might be hard to decide which one! There is Broadway Lake, Lake Secession, Hartwell Lake, Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee. But there are also the great places such as Table Rock State Park that would be a great way to spend the day. It is one of my favorites but if you want to check out the other State Parks in … (2 comments)
I just read an interesting article over at the Lake Hartwell Association website about the possibility of lower water levels for Hartwell. Everyone has been enjoying this summer on Hartwell Lake, especially since the lake has been above the full elevation of 660 ft for 157 days in the first 6 months of 2010. With the scorching temps we have seen this summer, and combined with the lower rainfall, this may change soon. You will remember me talking about how South Carolina declared a first stage or incipient drought status for all counties in SC on July 9. Also, because … (0 comments)
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