Little Pee Dee

Beaver Pond Nature Trail

Length: 1.5 miles

Type: Hiking Trail

Difficulty: Easy

Description: An easy 1.5 walking trail can be accessed across from the park office, the gravel parking lot approximately ½ mile from the park entrance, or the campground near site 39. This is an out-and-back trail with a loop at one end that travels near the end of a bottomland of hardwood pine trees. The name comes from a wetland area that is sometimes home to beavers who live in and around the area. Visitors may encounter a plethora of wildlife such as foxes, squirrels, wild turkeys, deer, and several species of birds.

Longleaf pine trail

Length: 2.1 miles

Type: Hiking Trail

Difficulty: Easy

Description: The longleaf pine trail can be accessed from the section of the Beaver Pond trail across from the park office or along the main park road. This easy 2.1 out-and-back trail meanders through a forest of longleaf pine. Throughout the trail, visitors will see a variety of flora and fauna including the yellow jessamine, prickly pear, Spanish moss, and beautiful dogwoods that bloom in the spring.