Peak To Prosperity Passage of the Palmetto Trail Palmetto Trail, Pomaria, SC 29126

"Nice walking/biking path. Not much to see. The third bridge about a mile into the trail is completely rotted and not safe to walk across. We all had to turn around and head back."

"The town itself is worth the trip to see. Beautiful! They have spent a lot of money on their parks and riverwalk on the Savanna River. The trail for biking is rougher than I expected. For mountain bikes with suspension. If you bring a rigid frame bike of any kind you will find it too challenging especially on your perineum."

"I am grateful for the trail and that it’s a good 10 miles one way. However, the trail seriously needs some improvement. It would be great if the trail had crushed limestone or something similar, you are jostled for the majority of the trail. When they pulled the tracks not much was put down over the rocks and there is a lot of rough surfaces."

"My wife and I hiked the almost 11 miles Saturday and enjoyed the mostly flat trail. We saw a water snake along the trail and numerous birds. Since it was a beautiful Saturday morning, we saw many friendly people on the trail. Most were walking, riding, and a few were jogging. There were kids, Boy Scouts, older couples and everyone greeted us with a smile. We plan to take on other parts of the trail soon."

"This is a beautiful little trail! So many pretty bridges over the creek. Great for an easy walk with lovely views of nature. The terrain is very flat, stroller/bike friendly, and does have some picnic benches along the way. Very doable for elderly or small children. This access point in Pomaria for the Palmetto Trail is about the mid point of the 10 mile trail. The parking area is to the right and slightly behind Wilson's convenience store in Pomaria. You can access the trail from either side of the main highway. We crossed the road and went to the part of the trail on the opposite side of the road from Wilson's. We were looking for the huge trestle bridge that we'd seen pictures of on the trail, but that bridge goes over the Broad River and is most easily accessed from the entrances on either side of the river further down the Palmetto Trail in Peak. So we ended up driving to that entrance later to see that bridge. Highly recommend for a fun family day!"