It s wise to check with the management agencies listed below to determine important issues such as condition of trail or whether some usage fees have changed. Some state forests and parks require riders to have a permit and South Carolina law requires a negative Coggins Test Certificate be present for all horses in state parks and forests. Whatever your riding preference, it s a good bet you ll find it in South Carolina. Conversely, the six-mile loop through Lee State Park journeys into a floodplain swamp. The South Carolina Horsemen s Council is an excellent source of information for the state s trails.
Memberships are also available.
SC Horsemen s Council Trail Etiquette Know the local rules. Courtesy is the best safety on the trail. Know where you re permitted to ride and where you re not. Respect private property and closed areas. Minimize impact by staying on designated trails and avoiding muddy conditions.