Turkey Creek Trail
Peaceful creekside trail
Description:
Parking is available at both ends of the trail; here it is described from the lot off of SC Highway 283. Key Bridge, which is located halfway into the hike off Highways 227 and 68, also has a parking lot. It is recommended to wear pants on this trail, as the middle portion has some really thick vegetation.
The trail begins by following Wine Creek for 2 miles to its split from Turkey Creek, then on bluffs and ravines along Turkey Creek to Stevens Creek, and Stevens Creek to the ending trailhead. For the last mile or so of the hike, make sure you don’t accidentally leave the main trail and follow one of the many beaver trails.
Directions: Google Directions
State: South Carolina
County: Edgefield
Latitude: 33.84161
Longitude: -82.13286
Length: 12.5 miles
Difficulty: 5
Trail viewed 1884 times
| Miles | Trail Name | Short Description |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | Lick Fork Lake | Hiking loop along Lick Fork Creek and Lick Fork Lake |
| 19 | Long Cane Trail | Long hiking loop that passes through Long Cane Scenic Area |
| 21 | Parsons Mountain | Loop trail up Parsons Mountain and around its lake |
| 48 | Buncombe Trail | Long loop through a mixed forest |
| 53 | Peachtree Rock Trail | Hike to two interesting rock formations via two short loop trails |
| 67 | Magnolia Springs State Park | Nine Million Gallon per Day Magnolia Springs |
