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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 Spanish Mount Trail is a tranquil, tropical trail located on Edisto Island, where most of the time there is a cool breeze calmly blowing, as well as shell mound sites.

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.

This Wildlife Management Area exhibits many characteristics common to sea islands along the southeast coast: pine hardwood forests, agricultural fields, coastal wetlands and a barrier island with a beachfront. Only this tract has been left undisturbed, providing coastal habitat for a wide range of wildlife species.

The ACE Basin Greenway is a nature path along SC Hwy 303 that follows an old Atlantic Coast Railroad bed and runs underneath a beautiful piney wood canopy — excellent for exercise!

This is an approximately 3-mile, family-friendly, marked bike route that combines quiet neighborhood streets with off road paved paths serving as an alternative transportation route that connects several parks and retail areas in Rock Hill.

Wonders’ Way is the 2.7-mile bike/pedestrian path on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, where you can enjoy views spanning from Folly Beach to the Isle of Palms. The 12’ wide path is named Wonders’ Way in memory of Garrett Wonders, a man who died in a bicycle-vehicle collision.