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Brittlebank is a 10-acre park on the Ashley River, off Lockwood Boulevard, that offers trails and paved pathways that are perfect for walking or biking. The park also provides a playground, benches and picnic tables, plus a fishing pier with a boat dock.

This park, located in Camden, has a winding 1-mile walking trail, as well as a running path. The park also offers tennis courts, volleyball courts, and a playground.

Sugarloaf Mountain, a traditional gathering place for over a century, is maintained on Sand Hills State Forest as a family recreational area. Known locally as "The Mountain", Sugarloaf is an unusual geological phenomenon towering a hundred feet above the surrounding terrain.

The Pine Grove Trail is perfect for a nice and easy stroll through the woods, while also learning a little about Sadlers Creek State Park area.

This moderately difficult two-loop nature trail winds through the center of the South Carolina Sandhills. This trail is well maintained and marked, and the soft terrain makes this hike a bit easier on the feet.

Blue Ridge Field is a local park formerly used as the African American football field for segregated Blue Ridge High School. The park now offers a nice walking path, community gardens, as well as picnic shelters.

Carolina Bay Nature Preserve offers nature trails to wander through natural wetlands locating in the city of Aiken.

Brick Pond Park is a nicely restored wetland, stormwater treatment system, and nature park. Hiking and bicycling trails wind throughout the wetlands, the ponds, and the forest.

Grab your bike or running shoes and enjoy setting your own pace as you meander through the natural terrain, the neighborhoods and the Savannah riverfront on the Greeneway Trail.

Loretta C. Wood Park is the southern most park in Greenville County and provides baseball fields, a playground, restrooms, as well as a nice and paved walking path.