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The Nebo Trail, passing through freshwater ponds, swamp bottomland and pine uplands of the forest, offers even more chances to spot local wildlife, including many species of birds and reptiles.

You have an opportunity to explore the rich natural diversity, as well as the history, of the lowcountry, as you pass beneath ancient Magnolia trees that border this trail.

Cypress wading in dark water along the shore are just part of the scenic view of trees and wildlife visible on the River Bluff Trail.

Take a hike or ride horseback on the Langley Pond Loop Trail, a 4.75 mile wooded trail winding through a cool canopy of lush woods. Langley Pond Park is also home to Aiken County's only championship level disc golf course.

This 1.2-mile trail is primarily used for mountain biking and is part the Clemson Experimental Forest trail system located in Central.

This short loop begins and ends on West Dam Road and is part of the Clemson Experimental Forest trail system. It also takes visitors by Lawrence Family Cemetery.

Gibson Pond Park is a 15-acre park, that is heavily wooded, with an easy to follow loop trail, picnic shelters and restrooms located in the town of Lexington.

There are a wide variety of trails to be found near Clemson's campus. This trail is a fast and technical 0.9-mile trail.

Hunting Arrow is located in the Lawrence Chapel Division of Clemson Experimental Forest and is a challenging Issaqueena favorite that takes you by Spring House Ruins.

This is a great multi-use trail within Clemson Experimental Forest that is provides a fast downhill mountain bike ride towards Lake Issaqueena.