Join the Aiken Land Conservancy on Saturday, November 14th, at Boyd Pond Park for a two-mile loop hike around the pond, winding through loblolly pine forest, looking for wildlife along the way. During our hike, we’ll explore the natural features of the park and learn more about the plants, wildlife, and habitats that make this place special. We’ll also learn about Aiken Land Conservancy’s role in protecting 92 acres of the park.

This hike is kid-friendly, so please feel free to bring your little ones along. There is one bathroom along the trail, but it may not be open. Please plan accordingly. This hike is open to everyone. No registration is required.

We will meet at the picnic tables in the main parking lot for the park located just north of Boyd Pond Road, west of the pond.

Where: Boyd Pond Park, (Parking Lot North of Boyd Pond Road, West of the Pond. (33.456410, -81.794473)

When: Saturday, November 14, 9-11 AM

What to Bring: Water, sturdy shoes, and binoculars and camera (if you have them)

Trail Condition and Distance: Mostly flat and sturdy dirt trail, some pavement and a boardwalk, 2 miles total.