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Congaree National Park

100 National Park Road, Hopkins, SC, 29061

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the largest remnant of old-growth floodplain forest remaining on the continent! Experience national and state champion trees, towering to record size amidst astonishing biodiversity. Walk, paddle or just relax within ... more on Nps.gov

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The Visitors Center is small but has some nice exhibits. more on TripAdvisor

The other half of the boardwalk is an elevated section which provides a view of the forest from 10 or so feet in the air. more on TripAdvisor

The park features several well maintained trails including several walks through towering Long Leaf Pines, Cyprus, and other varieties. more on TripAdvisor

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Arrived at the Park at 1:00 pm New Years Day to a nearly full parking lot. Set out to do the Oakridge Trail and, despite the parking lot, only saw 5 or 6 people once we left the boardwalk trail. The t ... more on TripAdvisor

This park is really well maintained and is free to visitors. It has many trails of varying difficulty. We had our four-year old in tow, and we were able to complete the ~2.5 mile boardwalk trail that ... more on TripAdvisor

We visited the park for the first time in December to get an overview without dealing with the mosquitoes. Since it is a floodplain, the insects can be brutal in the warmer months (in fact, they have ... more on TripAdvisor

I visited with my wife and two small children (Ages 1&4). We had a good time the main trail is a boardwalk, which is great if you have a little one in a stroller. It truly is a unique place and defini ... more on TripAdvisor

In late summer we toured eight national parks out West, then visited one in early fall in Florida. Upon our return, we suddenly realized that we hadn't visited the one that was about 15 miles down the ... more on TripAdvisor