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This 19-mile loop trail traverses a wide array of habitat types, from mature longleaf pine stands to bottomland hardwood drains, and offers captivating scenery to visitors. Horseback riders and mountain bikers may glimpse prothonotary warblers darting among the trees.

This 14-mile loop trail ambles along old railroad logging trams, traversing a wide array of habitat types from mature longleaf pine stands to bottomland hardwood drains.

A figure-eight motorcycle and off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail, this sandy course winds through fragrant pine woods with shimmering hardwoods in the understory. Along the way, riders can glimpse vernal ponds with bald cypress as well as turkeys and whitetailed deer.

Boasting three easy-to-moderate loop trails, the Manchester State Forest is among the most popular outdoor getaways in the Midlands. The Manchester Horse, Governor’s Ride, and Red Horse trails with connectors combine to provide 20 miles of riding pleasure.

The Rocky Creek Trail is a scenic 1.5-mile trail that runs along Rocky Creek, a tributary of the Catawba River. Most of the pathway is level and covered with gravel and can be enjoyed by hiking or biking.

Twelve Mile Creek Trail at Walnut Creek Park stretches along Twelve Mile Creek for nearly 3.5 miles from Walnut Creek Park through Walnut Creek neighborhood to the North Carolina state line where there is an incredible 180-foot-long suspension bridge. This natural surface trail also hosts a number of additional boardwalks and bridges.

Outdoor enthusiasts and boaters can't go wrong at Hamilton Branch State Park. The park also provides an access point for the Steven's Creek Bike Trail.

These flat and easy-walking, paved trails provide two options. You can turn left at the playground and basically circle the parking area, or go straight and enter a wooded area. 

This 6.3 mile natural surface trail winds through woods and open grassy areas. You may see birds, turtles and a variety of other wildlife amid the wild flowers, berry bushes and mixed foliage in the varying habitats.

These are the most popular trails in the Isaqueena area, so you'll most likely see other hikers, bikers and even horseback riders.