Trail Overview
The route runs behind the Ninety Six National Historic Site and is packed with gravel, sand, and classic Southern red clay. It features a small creek crossing perfect for a quick splash before winding into a short, paved stretch that soon returns to a fun sand-and-clay mix. The drive continues through a wooded corridor filled with pines, cedars, and hardwoods. Along the way, you’ll pass small creeks, open farms, and wide fields, with sections of potholes, mud, and a few small inclines to keep things interesting.
Difficulty
This road is non-technical, but may change after heavy rain due to the creek crossing and road composition, and require 4WD.
History
The trail runs on the backside of the Ninety-Six National Historic Site, which was a crucial location during the Revolutionary War.