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Located between River Drive and North Main Street, Earlewood Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city—the centerpiece of the Earlewood neighborhood. There is an easy-walking, packed sand, loop trail—that circles an open grassy area and borders a creek on the south side, a disc golf course, as well as a dog park.

Looping around the Hargett Park facility, the Mike Morgan Trail is great for a short dog walk or jog. During certain seasons, users can spectate sports during their visit.

Cross Harris Street and follow the rolling, occasionally-steep, paved, out-and-back hiking trail that winds through upland habitat of hardwood trees draped with ivy and kudzu. You can also hike a short, level, concrete loop past a playground, basketball court, ball field, and picnic pavilion.

The Nation Ford Greenway is part of the Nation Ford Land Trust, a land conservancy organization. Our trails are free to the public and rely on donations only to maintain these trails.

This 0.45-mile paved trail is mostly flat and is excellent for bikers, walkers and runners.

The trail at Nanny Mountain will split after .3 miles and to the right, you will climb to a lookout and picnic area. If you go straight, you will climb the summit where there is an education pavilion.

With over 1.5 miles of walking trails, park patrons can enjoy a scenic stroll while maintaining an active lifestyle. Kids will enjoy opportunities to view and feed a variety of wildlife including fish, ducks, and geese.

This family-friendly park includes an extensive playground for children of all ages, picnic tables, walking paths, open space and restrooms. It’s many oak trees, covered in Spanish Moss, provide shelter and breezes from the sun on warm days and beautiful scenery.

This nice walking path in Olanta also offers families a playground and picnic area.

Gateway Park offers mountain bikers a progression of trails with various challenges and terrains.