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Featured National Recreation Trails - Hosted by AmericanTrails.org 
Francis Beidler Forest Four Holes Swamp — Wander along an elevated boardwalk that starts and ends at visitor center past ancient trees, black water swamp, clear pools, and wildlife. The center and sanctuary at Francis Beidler Forest is owned and operated by the National Audubon Society. See photos of the boardwalk and wildlife... Kings Highway Community Park Trail — This almost 3-mile backcountry trail system runs through historic Stateburg and consists of an environmental education trail, a running/walking trail, and an equestrian/off highway vehicle trail. The trail system has been instrumental in providing trail experiences for underserved communities in the area (designated 2004). Mullet Hall Equestrian Trail System — Located in Charleston, this 19-mile equestrian trail consists of an intricate system of loops that provide a variety of experiences unique to each loop. The loops include a range of natural settings, from meadows to swamps. The trail system takes users throughout the historic fields of the former Mullet Hall Plantation and hosts a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, wild turkeys, and alligators (designated 2005). North Augusta Greeneway — Named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene, this rail-trail/greenway extends more than 6 miles throughout the neighborhoods, natural terrain, and riverfront of North Augusta. An interesting feature on the trail is a railroad car wheel-truck, which serves as a reminder of the area's heritage as the terminal point of the Charleston to Hamburg Railroad over 150 years ago. The trail serves as an important community connector, providing area residents with access to local parks. Trail users enjoy a number of recreational activities including biking, jogging, and inline skating (designated 2005). Port Royal Sound Adventure Trail — Located within Port Royal Sound, this 100-mile network of water trails and greenways combines seven State Heritage Preserves with a National Historic Landmark District, National Wildlife Refuge, state park, and military base. In addition to its historical and natural resources, the trail allows for recreational activities such as biking, fishing, boating, hiking, and horseback riding. This trail is an innovative example of what is possible through a successful partnership between various agencies and local groups (designated 2002).
TNT Motorsports Park — Located within Chester County, this park offers 18 miles of trails as well as a 2-acre play area for all-terrain vehicles. Originating due to the lack of off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail use, this is the South Carolina's first privately owned OHV park managed for public use. In addition to OHV use, the trail provides recreation for people who enjoy activities like jogging and mountain biking (designated 2002).
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