Jumping Branch (FR 762) in SC -- Camping Rules & Access

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Jumping Branch (FR 762) in SC

Dispersed camping corridorFrancis Marion and Sumter NFs, Andrew Pickens Ranger District

8.9 mi from Walhalla

Maps 1,154 ft

Designated sites only

Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests ↗

Stay limit: 14 days · within 30 days
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Road Access

Rough
  • All 1.1 miles of this road are maintained for passenger cars, gravel the whole way.
  • Near Crossland Creek Falls.
  • Estimated climb: 250 ft over 1.1 miles, with sustained grades near 12% and pitches to 13%.

Setting

Some privacy
  • Moderately separated here.
  • The Lake Cherokee shoreline is 0.2 mi off.
  • Dodge Mountain stands 1,250 ft above the map pin, 2.3 miles northwest.
  • Estimated night sky: Bortle 2, true dark-sky territory.

Rules

  • Camping except at developed campgrounds or other designated camping areas. [36 CFR 261.58(e)] (see exemption 3)…On the Andrew Pickens Ranger District, camping may occur in any area at least 50 feet away from any lakes or streams, and which is at least 50 feet away from maintained trails, and also which is more than one quarter mile of any roadway
  • Camping rules (Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests (forest-wide, all roads)) On the Andrew Pickens Ranger District, camping is allowed more than one quarter mile from any road and at least 50 feet from lakes, streams and maintained trails; On the Long Cane, Enoree and Francis Marion districts, primitive camping with a free permit at least one half mile from any road or parking lot.
  • Food storage: Food storage required. (Andrew Pickens Ranger District: all dispersed camping locations plus Burrells Ford, Cherry Hill, Grapevine, Whetstone, L)
  • Camping rules
  • Campfires are not allowed if the state has issued a “Red Flag Warning” (Primitive camping with permit)
  • Camp at least 50 ft from water source or trail. (Primitive camping with permit)
  • Pack it in, Pack it out: pack out all trash and bury human waste (Primitive camping with permit)
  • Current fire orders

Climate averages

October normals 49–73°F, 4.6″ precipitation. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.

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