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Cheraw is a beautiful small town in SC that has some great trails—which can be accessed from numerous parks within the town. Riverside Park offers the Tanyard Loop and Great Pee Dee Nature Trail with scenic views of the Pee Dee River and Arrowhead Park offers a great multi-use trail that connects to the residential area of Cheraw.

The Town of Prosperity provides a paved walking path/fitness trail that is lighted for use during the late afternoon.

The Rock Hill Blackjacks Heritage Preserve covers 291 acres at the edge of the city of Rock Hill in York County. The Preserve is a blend of prairie-like meadows, wetlands, upland swamps, lichen-covered boulders, wildflowers, wildlife and forests, including the blackjack oaks. This small area is all that remains of the once widespread prairie system in South Carolina.

This neighborhood park is located in Rock Hill and offers recreational facilities for everyone, including a basketball court, playground, ball field and a paved walking path. Located near Emmett Scott Recreation Center.

This Walt Schrader multi-use trail is the longest of the trail system and takes you around the perimeter of the Historic Brattonsville natural area—through mixed woods of pine, oak, sweet gum and hickory—to a scenic pond near the end of the loop.

This Walt Schrader nature trail circles a pond and winds through diverse wetland and prairie habitats in Historic Brattonsville.

Confederate park consists of basketball courts, an open grass area, tennis courts, a playground, picnic tables, picnic shelter and an amphitheater.

The City of Rock Hill's Tech Park Trail is nature at its best. The trail circles a pond where visitors can observe ducks and geese. This trail is also along the bike route taking participants from Glencairn Garden to Manchester Meadows.

This short, half-mile, paved path is located in one of Rock Hill’s neighborhood parks. Armory Park is one of the parks connected by a family friendly marked park-to-park bike route in the Saluda corridor of Rock Hill.

This park is operated by the City of Simpsonville and offers a premier outdoor entertainment venue and a miniature steam train. Heritage Park also provides many outdoor recreation features, including ball fields, picnic shelters, playgrounds and paved trails.