Discover the beauty and history of Congaree National Park on a self-guided walk along the 2.4-mile Boardwalk Loop Trail, where towering trees, diverse wildlife, and centuries of natural and cultural stories come together in one unforgettable forest adventure. Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on ...
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Lupita Morales | 1 day ago | AndroidFantastic! Loved all of the history and stories along the drive.
Padre & 3 Amigas | 1 day ago | iOSWe are so happy that we explored the Bug Island using the Shaka Guide. Highly recommend. Jeep, Shaka, Chill!
FlatBuffalo | 1 day ago | iOSNo, Congaree National Park is not a swamp, though it may look like one in some areas. It is a floodplain forest, meaning it floods seasonally but supports large hardwood trees, not swamp plants. The park is known for its towering trees and rich bi...
Show MoreNo, Congaree National Park is not a swamp, though it may look like one in some areas. It is a floodplain forest, meaning it floods seasonally but supports large hardwood trees, not swamp plants. The park is known for its towering trees and rich biodiversity.
Mosquitoes at Congaree can be very bad from mid‑spring through mid‑fall, especially after rain or flooding. The park even has a “Mosquito Meter” because the conditions often support heavy mosquito activity.
Show MoreMosquitoes at Congaree can be very bad from mid‑spring through mid‑fall, especially after rain or flooding. The park even has a “Mosquito Meter” because the conditions often support heavy mosquito activity.
Congaree National Park is full of hidden gems. It’s home to the largest remaining stretch of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the southeastern United States. Some of its loblolly pines, bald cypress, and sweetgum trees are over 150 fee...
Show MoreCongaree National Park is full of hidden gems. It’s home to the largest remaining stretch of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the southeastern United States.
Some of its loblolly pines, bald cypress, and sweetgum trees are over 150 feet tall, forming one of the highest temperate forest canopies in the world!
And every spring, visitors can witness the synchronous firefly display, where thousands of fireflies light up the forest in rhythm — a rare phenomenon seen in only a few places on Earth.
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