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Clemson Experimental Forest is a huge 17,500-acre forest north of the university's campus. There are a number of trails, viewpoints, parking areas, and day-use areas within the forest's boundaries.

What was formerly (and still is most widely) known as Tallulah Falls Rail Trail is now called the Shortline Trail. It skirts within the border of Tallulah Gorge State Park and crosses the Tallulah River on a small bridge. The path is otherwise paved and can be made into a small loop using the surrounding country roads.

What was formerly (and still is most widely) known as Tallulah Falls Rail Trail is now called the Shortline Trail. It skirts within the border of Tallulah Gorge State Park and crosses the Tallulah River on a small bridge. The path is otherwise paved and can be made into a small loop using the surrounding country roads. If you ever see the trail name "Bill and Dustie MacKay Trail", this is the same path! It technically has 3 names, now.

Clemson Experimental Forest is a huge 17,500-acre forest north of the university's campus. There are a number of trails, viewpoints, parking areas, and day-use areas in the forest's boundaries.

Lake Hartwell is a 56,000-acre man-made reservoir bordering South Carolina and Georgia. It is known for being one of the largest recreation lakes in the Southeastern United States.

This segment of the trail follows the shore of Lake Issaqueena and offers beautiful views. It is a single track with a few wooden boards and nice twists.

Clemson Experimental Forest is a huge 17,500-acre forest north of the university's campus. There are a number of trails, viewpoints, parking areas, and day-use areas in the forest's boundaries.

The Clemson Experimental Forest is a sprawling 17,500-acre area dedicated to education, research, and demonstration for the benefit of society. Renowned for birdwatching, the forest hosts over 195 different species for enthusiasts to observe.