Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge<\/a><\/strong>
\n“Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge is comprised of 47,850 acres…” “Numerous small creeks and tributaries, along with thirty man-made lakes and ponds and 1,200 acres of fields, support a diversity of habitats for wildlife.”
\nPhone 843-335-8401\u00a0 Here is the Refuge website.<\/a>\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0Map of Walking Tours and Public Use<\/a>\u00a0 General Map<\/a>\u00a0 Brochure<\/a>
\nManager\u00a0Allyne Askins\u00a0writes that , “All of our trails have been around for decades and as such constructed before the ADA law.\u00a0 Our trails range in length from 1\/4 mile to 3.5 miles, but all have slight hills, soft footing, tree roots and other debris.\u00a0 We do have many elderly visitors who use the trails, but none with mobility issues.”
\nDescriptions of the maintained trails are on the Visitor Activities<\/a> page of the refuge website. \u00a0The trails include the one mile loop Woodland Pond Nature Trail, 0.25 mile Longleaf Pine Trail, 3.5 mile Tate’s Trail, the 0.6 mile Pine Barrens Gentian Trail, and the 0.25 mile Tripod Trail that leads to a photo blind on Martin’s Lake.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n