A paved one-mile walk passes a colonial roadbed, Revolutionary War siegeworks and the original Star Fort, the site of the early town of Ninety Six, the reconstructed Stockade Fort of 1781, and the Logan Log House. The route begins in sparse woods and meanders through fields. A steep incline between the old town site and the Stockade Fort may be challenging for some people. To avoid the climb, visitors may begin on the path to the right of the park entrance, which loops in reverse to Logan Log House, Williamson's Fort, and other places of interest. Smaller unpaved routes shown on the map, including the Cherokee Path Trail and the Gouedy Trail, offer walks in the woods and natural scenery. Visitors are advised to stay on the trail, watch for poison ivy, stinging insects, and venomous snakes, allow at least an hour, and bring plenty of water, especially in summer. Artifacts may not be dug for or collected, and any found items should be reported to a park ranger.