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There are six hike/bike trails within the Edisto Beach State Park and one bike trail that leads from the park to the oceanfront town of Edisto and the beach area of the park. The Forest Loop trail is a half-mile trail with a natural soft surface.

The 0.4-mile Big Bay Trail that leads to the boat ramp and the Edisto State Park Education Center.

Edisto State Park includes a dense maritime forest and an expansive salt marsh where visitors can explore the wonders of nature. For overnight guests, the park offers vacation cabins and a campground.

Favorite activities in this Piedmont park include picnicking, nature watching and studying the canal structures. This short nature trail follows the river's edge.

This Huntington Beach State Park trail is ideal for coastal hiking. Nature lovers will enjoy the park’s wide variety of programming, including the chance to see loggerhead turtles and other endangered plant and animal species up close.

The Wild Mint Nature Trail is a one-mile, self-guided nature trail located at Baker Creek State Park.

Outside the stillness of the woods sits Lake Thurmond, a 71,100-acre lake that offers campers serene, lakeside camping sites, as well as easy lake access for boaters and fishers. There is also a nice walking/hiking trail near the boat ramp.

The Catawba Indian Nation Cultural Center provides an overview of the rich culture and history of the Catawba Indian Nation. There are exhibits, walking trails and craft store featuring crafts from native artisans.

Come enjoy a stroll through the garden and relax in the beauty of nature. Hatcher Garden provides the perfect backdrop for a picnic and is a great place to unwind.

The Upper Chinquapin has 1.6 miles of walking trails—not far from downtown Spartanburg. It is the home of a rare plant, the dwarf heartleaf, and has a diverse stand of ferns and hardwoods, including longleaf pines.