Yaupon, Sculptured Oak and Pond Trail is a 2.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Myrtle Beach is best explored by car. Everything is spread out over several miles. Depending on the ages of your children and their interests, you may choose to visit only one or two activities in one day but you can spend several hours exploring each activity on this list.
March 24, 2021
March 12, 2021Nice walk to beach
March 4, 2021January 17, 2021January 16, 2021January 2, 2021Just too wet - not passable. otherwise would have been nice.
December 30, 2020Very nice walking trails that are clearly marked. The yaupon trail was a little muddy. Popular place, can see trails getting busy in summer months
December 29, 2020December 28, 2020December 27, 2020December 23, 2020Trail to the north is mostly park roads and sidewalks, very poorly marked. Southern trails are nice. Price is up to $8 per adult, but also good for Huntington State Park.
December 23, 2020Very easy trail, a little muddy. Quiet and peaceful
December 13, 2020Worth the hike. Not too many people (Sunday in December with warm weather). The Yaupon trail was the wettest, but got by with sneakers. Lots of squirrels who weren’t too shy. Well maintained. People don’t really say hi to each other, though. A little surprising. Overall, it’s a good trail for walking.
December 7, 2020take this Trail for something other than a Beach at Myrtle beach. very nice. easy for kids to
December 5, 2020November 26, 2020trail by danons is shut off. Park is nice!
November 25, 2020Awesome and very clean. Wish we had more time to spend there and enjoy the trails. Entry fee is high $8
November 15, 2020Nice trail, easy walk. The Youpon trail was flooded / impassable so we turned back, but still a nice trail overall.
October 17, 2020October 4, 2020I'm used to real hiking trails in Pennsylvania so this was disappointing. some parts were nice but not many
October 3, 2020The trails were nice, short trails. Unfortunately, at times it was difficult to socially distance knowing someone ahead had a horrible cough. I couldn't see who, only heard it!! Fortunately, I had my mask and tried to stay back. After a detour to the pond, I lost them and enjoyed a quiet peaceful walk.
September 29, 2020Wear closed-toe shoes - Copperheads.
September 16, 2020September 6, 2020September 1, 2020It was a nice trail for a change of scenery. Instead of taking the out-and-back walk, I parked at the end of the Yaupon Trail and followed the trails all the way to the other end of the State Park and walked back to the parking lot by way of the beach. It was a very easy walk. Definitely bring the bug spray and beware of copperheads (I watched a small one cross the trail in front of me at one point). Overall a lovely and low-impact beach hike. I even found several starfish washed up on the shore as I walk down the coastline.
June 25, 2020Very well maintained since state park . Buggy after rainstorm but saw some cool wildlife and tree species .
April 22, 2020This park is another hidden gem in Myrtle Beach! The running trails are ok but not like the Horry County run park.
January 2, 2020These are awesome trails for Onewheel. and across the highway from the park beside Foodlion is a bike park with all types of obstacles.
December 11, 2019Myrtle Beach State Parks trails are a beautiful easy walk. Informative signs along the way, including benches to rest upon.
