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The Wormy Chestnut Trail passes over some stonework done by the Civilian Conservation Corps and is an easy and scenic hike.

The Croft State Park trail takes you through a variety of habitats and offers several scenic passages through hardwood forest along with views of rollings hills and creeks.

This is a quiet, foot-traffic-only, 1.5 mile loop trail through varying wildlife habitats. Remains of an old mill site along Fairforest Creek and a bridge crossing are two historical points to view along this trail.

Once an army training base, Croft State Park covers more than 7,000 acres of rolling, wooded terrain just a few miles from downtown Spartanburg. This trail is a hiking only trail located within Croft trail network.

There’s plenty of climbing, fast down hills and hard-packed sections to satisfy even expert riders at Croft State Park, but this is an easier mountain bike trail.

This trail is considered  one of the easier trails in the Croft State Park mountain bike trail network.

Charles Towne Landing visitors are encouraged to stroll through the original settlement area of 1670-1680 complete with reconstructed fortifications, protective palisade and crop garden.

Charles Towne Landing is the site of the first permanent European settlement in South Carolina. The site dates back to 1670 and provides historical trails, as well as nature trails with scenic views of the Ashley River.

Located in South Carolina’s well-known Santee Cooper Country, Santee State Park sits along Lake Marion. The Park offers this looped trail for hikers and mountain bikers, which is considered moderate due to its length.

The Sinkhole Pond Nature Trail—located within Santee State Park—leads to the namesake pond, created when the limestone underneath the surface eroded away opening a large hole in the ground.