Ninety Six National Historic Site
Visitors should exercise caution when hiking areas of the park that have opened since Hurricane Helene. Hazards on trails and in forested areas such as hanging tree limbs, debris on the ground, and washed-out sections of trails and bridges are possible.
Most trails are open and ready for the public. Those that remain closed are the Charleston Road/ Goudey Trail past the Cherokee Path and the portion of Cherokee Path between the stockade fort and the Charleston Road.
Our phone lines are being upgraded and are currently down. If you need to contact us please email: NISI_Information@nps.gov Or you may call Cowpens National Battlefield at: 864 461-2828
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Ninety Six National Historic Site is a significant location in South Carolina that commemorates the Revolutionary War battles fought here. Visitors come to explore the remnants of the colonial town and learn about the struggles for independence that took place in this area.
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The site includes a visitor center with exhibits, walking trails, and the historic Star Fort. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made during the war, making it a place of reflection for many travelers.
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At a glance
- Opened
- 1976
- Open
- Daily Sunrise to Sunset
- Accessibility
- partially accessible
- Opening hours
- Daily Sunrise to Sunset
- Phone
- 8645434068
- Price
- Free
- Website
- www.nps.gov
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Photo: NPS photo