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Trail Description:
Trail is part of planned statewide trail running from mountains to coast. Is mostly sandy single track through pine trees. Runs along side Semmes Road and then Leesburg Road. Rolling hills. There is no loop, so you have to ride back to where you started.
How to get there:
From downtown take Taylor till it turns into Forest Dr. Stay on Forest as it crosses over I-77. This turns into Imboden Street as you enter Fort Jackson. Take this to Lee Road (Burger King on the corner). Take a right onto Lee. Take a left onto Semmes. Drive past golf course till you see a small parking area on your left with a sign in the parking lot for the Palmetto Trail.
| Posted by: phil on 10/17/2010 |
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Not well maintained. Fallen trees in the
way, beer cans lying around. Not marked
at all in the beginning of the trail
near Semmes rd. After biking for half an
hour, I decided to turn around for fear
of getting lost. Then I did get lost for
a little bit on the way back. They
really need to mark the trail. I was
quite disappointed
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| Posted by: Monkeybutt on 1/28/2009 |
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Well maintained? Try NOT maintained, trash, Trees and crap all over the place, not to mention that the trail just ends its also non-existent in many places. I thought it was supposed to connect and go all the way across SC or something.
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| Posted by: がっき& on 11/28/2008 |
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| Posted by: PtCruiser on 11/8/2005 |
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The trail is maintained pretty well for the most part but the farther you get out the less traveled the trail is and the harder it is to follow. The last few miles are the toughest to follow...I recommend you give it a try
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| Posted by: mtnman on 11/16/2004 |
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Phoebe, you are HOT!!! I want you now!
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| Posted by: Spokejunky on 12/16/2002 |
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The beginning of this trail is on the Fort Jackson reservation. Bring an ID if you intend on riding the first mile and a half. The trail is an out and back, but the mileage for the posting is a little off. It is 18 miles one way. Which means 36 for an out and back.
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