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Santee NWR, established in 1941, is located in Clarendon County, South Carolina. Cuddo is the easternmost unit of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge and there are some excellent trails for hiking and biking, with gorgeous scenery.

As you walk through the Cuddo Unit, take time to enjoy the wide variety of wildlife that inhabit the varied landscape of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge.

In South Carolina, horseback riding is a popular activity, and this park is one of the most equestrian-friendly, with more than 20 miles of trails and sand roads offering top South Carolina horseback riding

The Little Pee Dee Scenic River is a 48-mile stretch that flows through Dillon County between the Marion and Marlboro County lines.

The Ashley River runs more than 30 miles from its headwaters in the Great Cypress Swamp, Dorchester County, South Carolina to the Charleston Harbor.

This section of the Edisto River offers challenges for the experienced paddlers, but can be navigated by the less experienced if accompanied by at least one experienced paddler.

From the initial put-in at Pump House Landing, you will get a fine taste of the black water experience. The Black River (East) trail is easy paddling on inky-colored water amid a forest of loblolly pine and water oak.

The 41-mile Black River West is a genuine Lowcountry stream that is dark stained and snaking like a corkscrew through a swampy forest.

During this 5-6 hour float you will pass under the Seacoast Rail Bridge, and shortly after the bridge you will see the Airy Hall plantation house on a bluff overlooking the river.

During this 5 hour float you will pass the Cherokee Plantation where you can see the main house and the boat house. On a warm day you might want to stop at one of the sandbars and swim.