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Pipsissewa is nice flowing trail with a few steps, jumps and rocky areas. Once you reach the junction of the North Lake Trail, you can return or circle the lake.

North Lake is a fun loop to enjoy the scenery and rest for the ride back up the hill, no matter which trail out you choose.

The Turtle Trail is easy and fun, and has a nice flow with little rollers. It starts and finishes with a ride through rhododendrons.

This is a very compact trail in a 26 ­acre park, but it offers some good training opportunities and a very accessible location for those who live in the Greenville.

Trail lovers will find this trail to be a moderately easy hike, or an easy mountain bike ride with some technical spots. A mixed base of sand, roots, mud, and crushed oyster shells adds to the uniqueness of this trail.

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.

Riverfront Park is home to the Greater Charleston Naval Base Memorial, erected in honor of the countless military personnel and civilians that served the United States and the Greater Charleston region while the Charleston Navy Base was operational. The Park also has some lovely, scenic walking/biking paths, including a boardwalk, along the Cooper River.