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Reconnect with nature on the Palmetto Trail

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Strolling along the Eutaw Springs Passage, visitors can soak in nature’s beauty while recharging mind and body.

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In today’s fast-paced world, screens dominate our days from morning to night. Taking time outdoors is more important than ever for mental and physical well-being. Studies show spending time in nature can:

  • Reduce stress and calm the nervous system
  • Boost mood and energy
  • Improve overall physical health

We experienced this ourselves and felt the difference firsthand. Step outside, breathe deeply, and let the Palmetto Trail guide you toward balance, relaxation, and renewed energy.

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