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South Carolina
1.6 mi
Distance
278 ft
Gain
41 min
Time
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Duck Point Pond Loop Trail
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Duck Point Pond Lollipop Trail is a scenic 1.64-mile lollipop route in South Carolina that circles a picturesque pond with opportunities for wildlife viewing and peaceful nature observation. The trail combines easy walking with waterside views, making it ideal for families and casual hikers seeking a short, rewarding outing. This accessible path showcases the natural beauty of South Carolina's lowland ecosystems.
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