Name: The Palmetto Trail: Awendaw Passage
Rating: 3.0

The Palmetto Trail: Awendaw Passage

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“A pleasant forested run, which is the coastal starting point for the Palmetto Trail.”

— Missouri Hiker

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Description

The Awendaw Passage is the coastal portion of the Palmetto Trail. The trail starts at the Buck Hall Recreation Area Trailhead. This trail continues to wander westward through maritime forest and offers great view of the Low Country marshes along Awendaw Creek. Continue onward via the Palmetto Trail: Swamp Fox Passage for a backpacking trip or end a day run at Steed Creek Trailhead.

Expect flat terrain along a singletrack dirt road. Particularly, this is an enjoyable run in the cooler months. Consider a bug net and bug spray in this area as mosquitoes are prevalent here.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Francis Marion & Sumter National Forest Office

Feb 14, 2019: Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests offices will close in observance of Presidentsâ€™ Day on February 18

Feb 10, 2019: Forest Service Seeks Local Teens for Summer Job Opportunities

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3.0 from 1 vote

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in Francis Marion National Forest

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5.8 Miles 9.3 Kilometers 100% Runnable	180' 55 m Ascent -142' -43 m Descent
1% Avg Grade (1°) 5% Max Grade (3°)	74' 23 m High 4' 1 m Low

The Palmetto Trail: Awendaw Passage

5.8 Miles 9.3 Kilometers

100%

180' 55 m

-142' -43 m

1%

5%

74' 23 m

4' 1 m

Shared By Missouri Hiker

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