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The park serves as an oasis within the city—a place where people gather to work, play and celebrate life. The Riverwalk can be found here, as well as the Liberty Bridge.

This is an easy out and back hike or bike, on a short, paved multi-use trail that parallels Westview Boulevard in Goose Creek.

Studying, viewing, and photographing the island’s wildlife and scenery are popular activities throughout the year. Over 14 miles of trails are open to hiking and bicycling.

These paved trails are are part of the East Coast Greenway, a 3,000 mile long system of trails connecting Maine to Florida.

Starting from the parking area this somewhat challenging trail has something for just about everyone. There is enough climbing, fast down hills, and hard packed sections, which allow fairly high speeds to satisfy the intermediates and experts, but may be too much for beginners.

The Outlaw trail has great flow with some technical sections thrown in.

Brissy Ridge is an excellent track of ridge-side trail with several rocky climbs and descents. This trail requires the most technical skill of any of the trails at the park. The trail begins to the right of the kiosk at the top parking lot.

Sulphur Springs is one of the main climbs/downhill rides at Paris Mountain State Park. You can start in either direction on this narrow, steep, strenuous, rocky, rugged, white-blazed loop trail.

Once you reach the junction on the Fire Tower Trail, this steep, easy-to-follow, mostly-straight, old road bed, treats you to some great scenic views of the surrounding mountains.

This shared-use trail begins at the Park Center and runs into the Sulphur Springs trail. You will ride along the stream and pass by the CCC-built Amphitheatre where local music is hosted during the summer.