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South Carolina
0.5 mi
Distance
7 ft
Gain
10 min
Time
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Combahee Fields Dike 98 Trail
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The Combahee Fields Dike 98 Trail is a short out-and-back walk through the lowcountry landscape of South Carolina, offering a quick nature outing perfect for families and casual hikers. This half-mile trail traverses dike terrain typical of the region's managed wetland areas, providing opportunities to observe the unique flora and fauna of South Carolina's coastal plain. The modest distance and flat terrain make this an accessible option for those seeking a brief outdoor experience.
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