Located in Clarendon County, SC.
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Here you will find plenty of scenic dirt roads and trails suitable for hiking or off-road bicycling. You can observe the wildlife, and also see what is being done to attract and retain the animals. Fishing and canoeing are permitted, but camping and swimming are not.
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| Hours |
March to October, daylight hours |
| Admission |
Free |
| How to get there |
These directions will be a bit confusing, because of the strange way the roads are named and numbered. Take I-95 to exit #102, then go southeast on road #400 about 700 feet (200 meters). Turn left here, and you will be on Dingle Pond Road (#400). Go northeast on this road 0.5 miles (0.8 km.) and turn right. This road is still called Dingle Pond Road (#400). Go southeast 1.7 miles (2.7 km.), then turn right. Stay on this road, which is still called Dingle Pond Road (#400). It turns into a dirt road, which goes directly into the wildlife refuge. Browse the Tiger map of the area Latitude 33.48555, Longitude -80.36278 |
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