National Parks In The Western Carolinas Continue To Dig Out In The Wake Of Hurricane Helene
Park properties in the Western Carolinas are still digging out after Hurricane Helene.
- By Compiled From NPS releases - October 27th, 2024
Ninety Six National Historic Site
Recovery Continues At National Parks Impacted By Tropical Storm Helene
Flooding, power outages, and downed trees were among the issues national parks were facing in the aftermath of Helene, which evolved from tropical storm to hurricane and back to tropical storm as it rampaged from the Gulf of Mexico north into Appalachia.
- By Kurt Repanshek - September 30th, 2024
Trail Damage At Ninety Six National Historic Site Prompts Meeting With Equestrians
Horseback riding during and after historic rainfall over the past few months has left trails at Ninety Six National Historic Site underwater and in unstable condition, leading to temporary closures and spurring the development of a trail use management plan.
21st Century Technology Meets 18th Century Warfare At Ninety Six National Historic Site
Twenty-first century technologies are being relied upon to help explain, and even physically buttress, Revolutionary War tactics at Ninety Six National Historic Site in South Carolina.
Turn The Calendar Back To 1760 At Ninety Six National Historic Site
You'll be able to turn the calendar back 253 years at Ninety Six National Historic Site next month when the park marks the anniversary of the first Cherokee attack on Fort Ninety Six.
Candlelight Tours This Saturday At Ninety Six National Historic Site In South Carolina
A fun activity is scheduled for Saturday at Ninety Six National Historic Site in South Carolina, where the 31st Autumn Candlelight Tour will be held, weather permitting.
Special Programs in Two Parks Relive Holidays on the Frontier and in the Backcountry
What are you doing the Saturday after Thanksgiving? Two NPS areas offer a chance to skip the mall and experience the holiday season on the frontier and in the backcountry through special programs. These "frontier" and "backcountry" sites are in locations that might surprise you: South Carolina and New York.
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