
Logan Waddell
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The 5 Best Campsites in Francis Marion National Forest
CharlestonThe 5 best campsites in Francis Marion National Forest are less than an hour's drive from downtown Charleston, and perfect for a quick getaway.
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Little Tybee Island Paddling
Hilton HeadThe best part of Little Tybee is the challenge. First off, you have to kayak there. Don’t even try motoring a boat, because if you don’t know the creeks and sandbars like the back of your hand, you’re getting stuck.
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What's the Best Burger in Charleston?
CharlestonIt's no secret that weekend warriors are all about a good, greasy burger after a day on the trail. Here's where to find them in Charleston.
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The Best Plantations to Visit Near Charleston
CharlestonSteeped in history and tradition—and of course a fair amount of controversy—the plantations of South Carolina offer a surreal glimpse into the Lowcountry's storied past.
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I'on Swamp
CharlestonThis 2-mile loop provides access to some serene swampland relatively close to downtown.
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West Ashley Bikeway
CharlestonIt's never too crowded and it's a great way to spend a day with the family.
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Sullivan's Island
CharlestonThe relaxing way of life on Sullivan's Island makes this the perfect destination for the family to enjoy a nice bike ride.
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Oak Island/Folly River
CharlestonPaddling the Folly River to Oak Island is a really great way to spend the day.
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Wando River/ Cat Island
CharlestonThe trip to Cat Island and back is 7-miles all told. The island itself is a favorite among locals because any manner of interesting knick-knacks can be found on it: from fossils to shark teeth.
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Sol Legare to Sandy Point (Kiawah)
CharlestonPaddling from Sol Legare to Sandy Point is a trip that everyone should seriously consider doing; it will be well worth your time, as it's truly an unforgettable experience.
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Marrington Plantation
CharlestonThis 12-mile trail is surprisingly technical, considering it doesn't have much elevation change. But in spite of the challenge, it's also really fun!
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Wannamaker North Trail
Charleston8-miles of tight curves and tough changes in elevation makes this a challenging, yet extremely fun ride.
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South Tibwin
CharlestonNot a technically challenging trail, but there are some fun jumps that riders of all skill levels will enjoy.
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Jackson Bluff Trail
CharlestonThe Jackson Bluff Trail provides 6.2 miles of sharp turns, steep drops, and muddy goodness.
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Horry County Bike Run Park
CharlestonThis is a respected 7-mile course designed for more experienced riders looking for a high-intensity workout.
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Coastal Climbing Gym
CharlestonOne of the best, most relaxed climbing gyms in the area. Finally, Charleston has a place where you can go climbing!
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Jones Gap State Park
CharlestonJones Gap State Park isn't very well known for its climbing, but there are some really great bouldering problems within its boundaries worth checking out.
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Little Eastatoe Creek
CharlestonThis park is historically tailored for day visitors coming to cool off in the blue holes and natural water slides found in the Little Eastatoe, but is quickly becoming popular among local climbers as well.
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Table Rock
BoiseIf you’re up for a challenging traditional climb, you need to consider Table Rock. Don’t be discouraged by the approach, it is a fantastic climb and well worth it.
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Riverbanks Zoo Area
CharlestonThis bouldering area is one of many Charleston climbing destinations that is fashioned out of essentially nothing. You wouldn't expect to find enjoyable climbs at the Riverbanks Zoo area- what, with the water, onlookers, and high traffic- but this place is definitely worth looking into.
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Peachtree Rock Nature Conservancy
CharlestonThis is a really cool area with some interesting boulder problems. Also, don't be afraid to invent your own problems; the locals will applaud you if you can.
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Swamp Fox Passage
CharlestonAt a good pace, this is one of the best long weekend backpacking trips you can take in the entire state.
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Eutaw Springs Passage
CharlestonThis 20-mile trail takes you through grassy fields, pastures, and orchards and ends in a small town where a Revolutionary War battle once took place.