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On this Hunting Island trail, you are sure to see plenty of beautiful magnolia trees along the way.

Comprising 296 acres, Ditch Pond HP contains a Carolina bay that was first documented in 1973.

The Kings Mountain Nature at the park provides a leisurely walk while also educating visitors on the local wildlife, vegetation and history.

You have an opportunity to explore the rich natural diversity, as well as the history, of the lowcountry, as you pass beneath ancient Magnolia trees that border this trail.

Cypress wading in dark water along the shore are just part of the scenic view of trees and wildlife visible on the River Bluff Trail.

Documented as the second most important Civil War site in the state, this fort was the locale of a fierce engagement known as the Battle of Secessionville in which a Confederate force of 1,250 defeated 3,500 Union troops on June 16, 1862. This is one of the few land battle sites fought in the state. Brochures and self-guided hiking trails can be found at the preserve.

The Santee Cooper Wildlife Management Area is located in southeastern Orangeburg County near the town of Eutaw Springs and encompasses approximately 3,000 acres on the south shore of Lake Marion. This is an easy 1.4-mile walk on a broad, level and mowed nature trail.

Old Santee Canal Park's 195 acres commemorate the rich history and habitat of Berkeley County. Four miles of boardwalks meander through the quiet backwaters of Biggin Creek and its surrounding swamp offering quiet glimpses of the flora and fauna.

At the southern tip of Georgetown, just beyond East Bay Park, you can come to Morgan Park to walk the short boardwalk and trails which lead you through the woods and give you some great views of the Sampit River and Winyah Bay.

The Florence Stockade is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the interpretive trail begins at the gazebo with illustrated historical displays and directs visitors along a marked trail through the prison site.