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The Bates Ferry Trail ends here at the Congaree River, and the Abandoned Logging Road picks up. Walk out to the sandy banks of the river and watch it flow part of its 53-mile course.

Harbison Bluff, perched high above the water, is a fantastic spot for a great view of the beautiful Broad River below, winding through the forest. The bluff sits about 200 feet above the river, with a lovely bench nestled in the tress, making this the perfect spot to pause, take in the view, and capture some memorable photos.

Harbison State Forest is a 2,177-acre urban oasis with miles of scenic trails for hiking and biking along the Broad River. Home to an environmental education center and self-sustaining forestry operations, it's a unique blend of recreation and conservation. There is plenty of wildlife, including deer and foxes, and over 67 species of trees, including loblolly pine, longleaf pine, and hardwoods. It's an excellent spot to immerse yourself in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Weston Lake is situated within Congaree National Park. There is a loop trail (primarily on an elevated boardwalk) that passes by the lake and through the wetland areas surrounding the water. The reservoir is home to a bunch of different plants and animals, and there are several areas with great views of the water.

Ride the exciting trails at Harbison Bluff for a stunning view of the river from the high bluff. Enjoy the thrill of biking amidst nature's beauty, with each pedal revealing breathtaking scenery along the way.

Weston Lake is situated within Congaree National Park. There is a loop trail (primarily on an elevated boardwalk) that passes by the lake and through the wetland areas surrounding the water. The reservoir is home to a bunch of different plants and animals, and there are several areas with great views of the water.

The Boardwalk is a great place to see some of the giant trees that put this park on the map, as well as habitat for the rare Carolina bogmint. There are numbered markers along the boardwalk that corresponds with the current park visitor's guide and provides information on the history of the park.

Sandhills Hiking Trail is a two-mile loop through woods and wetlands. There are boardwalks that cross wetland areas, as well as a waterfall from the bridge over Jackson Creek.