| Ellicott Rock Wilderness
Explore the dark second growth forests
of the Ellicott Rock Wilderness.
Bisected by the Chattooga Wild and Scenic River,
this area has a rain forest like beauty that will
appeal to most hikers. Perched on the South Carolina
border, what is now the wilderness area was first
surveyed by Andrew Ellicott in 1811.
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TO THE WILDERNESS |
Congaree National Park A large
tract of "Bottom Land" Old Growth Forest
in the midlands of South Carolina. Solitude is possible
in this under-used wilderness area.
Large Loblolly Pines and Bald Cyprus dominate the
forest and give a dense cover over this dark misty
forest. This is a must see, if you like uncrowded
trails.
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TO CONGAREE
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and
of course cool brezzes make this a welcome spot during
hot summer days. 
in
the Palmetto State. Lots of waterfalls and unusual foliage
make this a great Upcountry get away.
experienced hikers are able to experience this unique
wilderness. Here is a list of some of the better
trails and photos from the rim of the gorge.
boasts biological diversity, history and quite a
lot of huffing and puffing. Are you up for one of
the most pleasing hikes in North Georgia? How about
a little side trip to Blood Mountain the highest
point on the Appalachian Trail in Georgia? We'll
show you around and share our unusual experience.
rainfall create beautiful waterfalls and lush forests.
This is a little known region in South Carolina
worthy of mention.
the cute wild ponies of the Virginia high country.
Feed one and watch what happens. Cathy did and read
about the price she had to pay! 
spot near the Foothills Trail, Eastatoe Creek is
great for the novice backpacker.