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This flat, easy-walking, paved trial winds throughout the complex and picnic shelters throughout the park provide a place to enjoy your lunch during a noontime walk.

This park offers an extensive network of boardwalks around Taw Caw Creek.

The Greenway is a beautiful nature trail that is perfect for walking, running or strolling.

On this easy to moderate trail you will enjoy a leisurely hike on old logging roads through a forest of hardwoods, white pine and thickets of rhododendren and mountain laurel.

The Jones Gap Trail is a moderately difficult trail that delves into some of the Upstate’s most scenic country.

The 75-foot high falls has no official trail, but hikers have been making the difficult 1.5 mile trip here for hundreds of years.

Fisherman and hikers will enjoy the easy 20-minute walk to the Narrows. The fishermen will be delighted with the supply of stocked brown and rainbow trout and the many remote pools. Hikers will enjoy the view, the wildflowers and the abundant wildlife including white-tailed deer and turkey.

One of the least used trails in South Carolina, the Fork Mountain Trail, is a wonder of remoteness that takes the traveler through some of the most wild and scenic country in this part of the world at Ellicott Wilderness.

This trail is a moderately easy hike through beautiful rhododendron and mountain laurel glens to the Chattooga River and powerful Big Bend Falls.

Big Bend Falls gets its name from the hairpin turn in the Chattooga River just above the falls. You'll find a 30 foot drop which includes a 15 foot block waterfall, the highest single drop on this Wild and Scenic River.