Apr 03, 2014 — This trail through Congaree National Park brings you through old growth bottomland hardwood forest with lots of swampy cedar streams. Reminiscent of the Deep South's bayou, but with earth packed enough for hiking, the interesting roots of the hardwood trees and gorgeous swampland biodiversity can be seen while not getting wet. This trail was my first hike of 2014, when I really got into road tripping. Being in a unique landscape really helped me rekindle the feeling I was trying to find that I sort of lost since my first road trip in 2012.
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