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Jarrott’s Mill Pond Trail is part of the City of Florence’s trail system. This scenic out-and-back trail includes a boardwalk through a wetland area.

Caesar's Head State Park, located in Greenville County, provides stellar views of the impressive Blue Ridge Escarpment on the Overlook Trail.

Silver Bluff Audubon Center and Sanctuary offers miles of walking trails winding through the property along with viewing birds and other wildlife at the Wood Stork foraging ponds.

The pathway is a key segment of the Carolina Thread Trail, a regional network of greenways. As you reach and walk alongside the river, the surface is natural wood chip and offers scenic views.

This self-guided trail details the Battle of Rivers Bridge by way of interpretive panels along the trail. Ranger-guided tours of one of the most well-preserved Civil War sites in South Carolina, which includes still-intact earthen fortifications, are also given throughout the year.

The Historic Retreat Road Nature Trails is a straight, easy-to-hike, mile long forested path that connects the Rivers Bridge Battlefield with the Rivers Bridge Civil War Memorial Grounds.

The nature trail at Rivers Bridge State Historic Site winds through the old campground road and leads in to the natural setting of a sandhills region forest.

Since opening in the 1930s, Chester State Park near Chester, South Carolina has been a haven for hiking, picnicking, boating and fishing for the surrounding communities in the Piedmont Region of South Carolina.

The Cypress Swamp Nature Trail starts among upland hardwoods and leads you down to a cypress swamp. There are many things to see in a short walk along this trail.

Named for Tom Moore Craig, a civilian who ran the bank at Croft during its time as a military camp and led the movement to have the federal government give this land to the state for a park.