Public Input Meeting
Event

 

Please join Palmetto Conservation Foundation (PCF) 

and our partners as we discuss the future of the Palmetto 

Trail in Oconee County! 

 

Palmetto Conservation Foundation (PCF) is a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose
mission is to conserve natural and cultural resources, preserve historic landmarks, and
promote active outdoor recreation via trails and greenways. PCF’s signature project is
the Palmetto Trail, one of only 16 cross-state hiking trails in the United States and a
designated Federal Millennium Trail. A free public resource for residents and visitors,
the Palmetto Trail provides a venue for active outdoor recreation, access to spectacular
natural beauty and rich cultural history, and economic development via tourism. The
Trail’s 27 passages range from 1.1 to 47 miles and accommodate people of all ages,
abilities, and socioeconomic status.

Currently, there is a missing link from the beautiful Devils

Fork State Park to Oconee State Park on the Palmetto Trail

system. Alta Planning and Design will lead participants in a

discussion on how we can work together to complete this

critical connection through the Andrews Pickens Ranger

District in Sumter National Forest. We want your input about 

the trail and potential recreational opportunities in the region.

There are two opportunities to join the discussion…

 

 
September 27, from 6–8PM with formal presentation at 7.

 

There is no physical address for the club, but it is

located on located on Verner Mill Road, near the junction 

of Highway 28 and 107 in Mountain Rest, S.C.

 

http://www.mountainrestcommunityclub.com/

 

September 28, from 6–8PM with formal presentation at 7.

 

Salem Town Hall: 5A Park Avenue Salem, SC 29676

Take Hwy 130 south off Hwy 11 to Salem. Turn left on Park Ave.

http://salemsc.us/