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This shared-use trail begins at the Park Center and runs into the Sulphur Springs trail. You will ride along the stream and pass by the CCC-built Amphitheatre where local music is hosted during the summer.

The Reedy River runs along the length of Cleveland Park, creating a picturesque setting for all of the recreational activities.

Whether you are hiking or riding, the Fants Grove Lake Trail, located near Pendleton, is fun for everyone and features scenic views.

Dalton Road is a well maintained gravel and clay road with several long climbs and two extremely steep descents on a single track provide some technical challenge and provide a good workout. This is a great access road to many of the trails in the area.

On this Hunting Island trail, you are sure to see plenty of beautiful magnolia trees along the way.

While there are hiking trails and a boardwalk present, the best way to explore Woods Bay is by canoe.

The National Audubon Society’s Francis Beidler Forest located in Four Holes Swamp, SC contains within its 17,500 acres, the largest remaining stand of virgin Bald cypress and Tupelo Gum swamp forest left anywhere in the world.

Comprising 296 acres, Ditch Pond HP contains a Carolina bay that was first documented in 1973.

Doko Meadows is the 22-acre park managed by the Town of Blythewood featuring a scenic walking trail that travels along a pond and through a wooded area—the paved path turns into a quiet, shaded boardwalk offering nature observation.

The Rocky Gap Trail in South Carolina and the Willis Knob Trail in Georgia combine to offer some of the most scenic horseback riding in the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains. Winding across deeply dissected ridges, the trails descend into the beautiful Chattooga Wild and Scenic River corridor.