The Old Waterwheel Trail is a 1.6 mile loop trail in Oconee State Park. The main attraction of this trail is a spur that leads to the remains of a stone structure that housed a waterwheel that used to be used for pumping water.
The Old Waterwheel Trail follows along with the Oconee Trail 
Wow, this is an odd mushroom! 
The trail downward has steps for convenience 
Just a little mushroom growing out from under the steps 
These stone columns line the trail down to the old structure 
Not much left of the old place 
Top down view of a pine sapling 
Fallen logs floating on a sea of ferns 
Near the creek, the ferns block the trail a bit 
Nearing the end of the trail 
There were plenty of spiders building webs across the trail 
Quite the day for odd-looking fungi
