Explore the Natural Wonders of Forty-Acre Rock with Katawba Valley Land Trust
Join the Katawba Valley Land Trust (KVLT) for a guided nature hike at one of South Carolina’s most unique landscapes—Forty-Acre Rock Heritage Preserve! 🌿🏞
📅 Date: Saturday, March 22
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Location: 2207 Conservancy Rd, Kershaw, SC
🚶 Hike Level: Easy to moderate
This free hike will be led by Dr. Steve Fields of the Museum of York County and KVLT President & Naturalist Andrew Lazenby, who will guide participants through the preserve’s diverse geology, vernal pools, and stunning spring wildflowers.
What to Expect
🌱 Learn about the area’s fascinating geology and how its vernal pools support rare plant species.
🌸 See spring wildflowers in bloom and discover the biodiversity of this protected habitat.
👟 Enjoy a moderate hike along a dirt road leading to the expansive 14-acre granite rock formation.
What to Bring
- Water & snacks
- Binoculars & a hand lens (optional but great for plant observation!)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- A sense of adventure!
🚻 Please note: There are no restroom facilities at this location.
This is a great opportunity to experience one of Lancaster County’s National Natural Landmarks with knowledgeable guides. No registration required—just come and explore!
For more information, visit www.kvlt.org or email mevans@kvlt.org.
