Edisto State Park<\/strong>
\n“Rich in Native American history, Edisto Beach on Edisto Island\u00a0is one of four oceanfront state parks in South Carolina.”
\n<\/strong>Here is their website<\/a>.\u00a0 Phone 843-869-2156\u00a0<\/strong>\u00a0Map & Trails<\/a> \u00a0Brochure<\/a>
\nFrom the staff at Edisto Beach: “All of our trails, except for the Forest Loop Trail, were designed to be ADA-Accessible.\u00a0 Our trails were built with a nice, hard packed sand that makes for easy walking or movement in a wheelchair.\u00a0 The trails are also very flat and feature only minimal gains in elevation.\u00a0 They are also very wide and easy to navigate due to the placement of trail markers at each intersection.\u00a0 The bridges over Scott Creek were also designed to accommodate the passage of wheelchairs, so you should have no problems with them.”
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\nSpanish Mount Trail 1.7 miles “One of the earliest Native American shell mound sites in South Carolina can be found at the western terminus of the Spanish Mount Trail.”
\nScott Creek Trails \u00a00.7 miles \u00a0 “..takes one through the maritime forest offering views of the marsh from three boardwalks.\u00a0”
\nBig Bay Trail \u00a00.4 miles \u00a0“This short trail will take you from the Education Center through the boat ramp parking area to the Spanish Mount. ”
\nCampground Trail \u00a00.3 miles …”will take you from the Education Center through the boat ramp parking area to the Spanish Mount.”
\nEdisto Bike Trail \u00a00.4 miles \u00a0“runs along the paved causeway leading to the beach area of the park and to the Town of Edisto. From the intersection of the Scott Creek Trail and the Edisto Bike Trail, it is an easy 0.4 miles to the beach.”<\/p>\n