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Station Cove
This wildflower viewing site includes basic mesic hardwood forest and features species such as toadflax or sweet Betsy’s trillium, wild geranium, showy orchis, liverleaf, New York violet, nodding trillium, whorled horsebalm and sweet shrub.
At a Glance
| Best Season: | March and April |
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General Information
Directions: From SC11 going north from Walhalla, turn left at sign for Oconee Station Historic Site, and park at trailhead on left, just past entrance to State Historic SiteActivities
Viewing Plants
Basic mesic hardwood forest| Species | Toadflax or sweet Betsy’s trillium, wild geranium, showy orchis, liverleaf, New York violet, nodding trillium, whorled horsebalm, sweet shrub |
Alerts & Warnings
- Long Cane district office relocated; new phone number for public to contact
- Check the Call Before You Haul hotline before riding our OHV trails
- Water unavailable at Lick Fork Lake and Parsons Mountain campgrounds
- $5.7 Million Planned to Restore South Carolina Piedmont Streams, Water Quality
- America the Beautiful passes currently unavailable at Enoree, Long Cane offices
- Damaged bridges along the Enoree Passage of Palmetto Trail; exercise caution
- Please be aware of open well hazards on Sumter National Forest
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