Dorchester County, SC
Including:
Parks and recreation areas
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Description
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(Summerville)
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This is a nicely landscaped garden in a residential area of Summerville, SC.
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Attractions at this park include the site of the tabby fort, the tower of St. George's Parish Church, and an outdoor kiosk explaining the history of Dorchester and the upper Ashley River area. The park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Francis Beidler Forest in the Four Holes Swamp contains the largest remaining stand of virgin, old-growth bald cypress and tupelo gum trees in the world. A portion of this swamp is visible from the boardwalk.
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On the banks of the Edisto River, this state park features hiking trails, vacation cabins, and a camping area.
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This boat landing is a very attractive spot along the upper Ashley river, and it is also a popular place for fishing and picnicing in nice weather. A short walking path and boardwalk leads along the river.
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On the banks of the Ashley River you will find Middleton Place, a carefully preserved plantation dating from the 18th century. You can visit the house and the stableyards, and also see America's oldest landscaped gardens.
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(Summerville)
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This popular paved trail runs parallel to the Sawmill Branch Canal just outside of downtown Summerville.
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For more information about Dorchester County, see http://www.sciway.net/cnty/dorchester.html.
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