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Firebreak is a moderately strenuous multi-use loop trail, which is used by hikers, runners and mountain bike enthusiasts.

Spider Woman II is a moderately difficult loop trail—combined with the Midlands Mountain Trail—with several steep, narrow sections and some tight turns.

The Learning Trail at Harbison State Forest is an easy loop hike that starts at the Education Center and winds past some outdoor classrooms and a small vernal pond.

This kid-friendly, out-and-back, interpretive trail features informative exhibits and educational displays about trees and wildlife in Harbison State Forest.

Visitors are encouraged to walk day or night on the Mt. Zion Green Trail located in the Town of Winnsboro.

Lightsey Park offers a lighted and paved walking path, as well as playground equipment and picnic areas.

Take a leisurely stroll on the McBee Walking Trail or you can do some brisk walking for aerobic benefits.

Step back in time with a self-guided journey along the River Trail. The 3/10-mile paved pathway begins at the end of the Saluda River Bridge and curves through woodlands along the river’s edge to the Saluda Mill ruins and Interpretive Center.

Fourteen Mile Creek has 10-foot wide pathways with bridges, designated areas for pets, places to sit and an outdoor classroom.

Pleasant Ridge Park is home to the popular JFA Trail, which is a mostly smooth-rolling, hard-packed singletrack that borders the perimeter of the park. The park also offers the Leroy Smith Trail, Sassy's Pass and the Mill Creek Path.