S.C. Code § 57-23-1000
Falling Waters Scenic Byway
South Carolina · South Carolina Code Title 57, Chapter 23 — Highway Beautification and Scenic Routes · Status: effective
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- S.C. Code § 57-23-1000, Falling Waters Scenic Byway, South Carolina, version 1 as recorded 2026-09-28, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/1591756
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(A) That portion of South Carolina Highway 107 beginning at the United States Forest Service property line south of Dodge Mountain, approximately five miles north of its intersection with South Carolina Highway 28, continuing in a northerly direction to the North Carolina State line, that portion of S-37-413 beginning at its intersection with South Carolina Highway 107 continuing in a northeasterly direction to South Carolina Highway 130, and South Carolina Highway 130 from its intersection with S-37-413 continuing in a northeasterly direction to the North Carolina State line, all being connected routes totaling approximately thirteen miles, are designated as the Falling Waters Scenic Byway. Certain parts of this route previously designated as the Oscar Wigington United States Forest Service Scenic Byway, may maintain dual designation as a state scenic highway and a United States Forest Service Scenic Byway. The Falling Waters Scenic Byway is subject to the regulations promulgated by the South Carolina Department of Transportation and the South Carolina Scenic Highways Committee.
(B) The Department of Transportation shall install appropriate markers or signs to implement this designation.