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Long Cane Horse Trail
                  (Parson Mountain)

You know you’re in for a good ride when you first arrive at Long Cane Trail. The trailhead location is Fell Camp.  The grass fields provide plenty of space for parking so there’s no maneuvering into tight spaces.  For most of the trail you ride through forest with hardwoods and pines interspersed.  Several loops allow you to determine the length of time you spend here.
You encounter the original Charleston Road on this trail.  The settlers planted shagbark oak here in the 1700s and you see the pines they used to farm.  Interpretive signs help describe the trail’s history.
You ride in and through the numerous creeks as they are shallow and wide.  In the spring you’ll come across the plentiful dogwoods in all their glory.  An abundance of wildlife, including deer and wild turkey are not hard to spot.  Yellow jasmine perfumes the trail when they are in bloom.
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Camping
Campsites are on a first come first serve basis. 

Trails
  • Miles of Trails: 26+ miles
  • Difficulty Level: Moderate.
  • Terrain: Natural, dirt, gravel or paved roads.
  • Drinking Water: Stream water is safe for animals to drink but not for human consumption.
  • Fees: fees for day use, Fees for campers.

Directions
From Greenwood Mall (also known as Cross Creek Mall) take Hwy 72 west towards Abbeville for 1.3 miles. Turn left onto Calhoun Road and travel 1.7 miles. Turn right onto Hwy 10 and travel 6.2 miles. Turn right onto S 24-47 and travel 2.4 miles to entrance on left.

Information
Long Cane Ranger District
810 Buncombe Street
Edgefield, SC 29824
p: 803-637-0246
gkansanback@fs.fed.us
South Carolina Horsemen's Council
(803) 499-3051 / 730-4709 
The SCHC is a 501(c)3 organization
info@schorsemenscouncil.org
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