South Carolina’s habitat diversity intrigued early explorers in the 18th century, and it continues to do the same today. Within a relatively small geographic area, you’ll find mountains, foothills, piedmont, blackwater rivers, cypress swamps, the coastal plain, salt marshes, and sandy beaches. While our mountains and beaches are garnering the bulk of the attention, other incredible wonders often go largely unnoticed. Such is the case with an area found in Hitchcock Woods in Aiken, South Carolina that looks like a miniature Grand Canyon. Let’s explore this underappreciated spot together.

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Although Aiken is known for being a winter colony, it’s a wonderful place to visit any time of year. Book the Idyllic Horse Cottage that’s close to downtown and has been freshly updated with decor reflecting the city’s sporting life. It’s the perfect place to stay while exploring Hitchcock Woods and more in Aiken, South Carolina!

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