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Only 20 minutes from downtown Charleston, the Dungannon Plantation Heritage Preserve offers a nice network of trails that take you through maritime forests and marsh lands.
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Saturated in history and beauty, Magnolia Plantation is worth the steep admission fee. Spend all day walking among azaleas, camellias, and alligators.
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Huntington Beach State Park is one of South Carolina's best preserved and most stunning coastal state parks.
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Bulls Island is the largest barrier island at the southern end of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Pristine beaches, dense maritime forest, and winding trails make up Bulls Island, and the only way to get there is by boat.
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