This easy walking trail starts at the Little Pee Dee State Park campground and is basically out and back with a loop at one end. You will walk through a forest of pine trees and near the end of the trail enter a bottomland of hardwood pine trees. As the name implies, the focal point of this trail is the Beaver Pond, where a designated wildlife viewing area provides a place not only to observe beavers and their handiwork, but many other animals and birds. No facilities are provided on the trail, but water and restrooms are available at the campground. For campers, Little Pee Dee State Park provides 50 campsites.

Camping: Call 1-866-345-PARK (7275) or go online at www.SouthCarolinaParks.com to make your reservations today!

From Dillon, drive south on SC 57. Approximately 2 miles past Floydale turn left onto Dillon County S-17-22 and continue to Little Pee Dee State Park. The trailhead is at the campground.