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The Sinkhole Pond Nature Trail—located within Santee State Park—leads to the namesake pond, created when the limestone underneath the surface eroded away opening a large hole in the ground.

The Canal Trail includes interpretive signs and carries hikers for 1½-miles (one-way) along the historic tow path of the canal which includes the foundations of an early 1800 mill site. This trail connects to a half-mile Landsford Canal State Park Nature Trail. 

Outside the stillness of the woods sits Lake Thurmond, a 71,100-acre lake that offers campers serene, lakeside camping sites, as well as easy lake access for boaters and fishers. There is also a nice walking/hiking trail near the boat ramp.

The Catawba Indian Nation Cultural Center provides an overview of the rich culture and history of the Catawba Indian Nation. There are exhibits, walking trails and craft store featuring crafts from native artisans.

Travelers along Oconee County’s US 76 would never know that just a short walk from the two-lane roadway is a beautiful 30-foot waterfall tucked among the towering trees of Sumter National Forest.

This partially paved 1.3-mile trail includes wayside exhibits, the 1856 Washington Light Infantry Monument and the historic Green River Road which was the centerline of the battle.

Millers Fork is a natural surface trail that follows the course of the Millers Fork stream, and is open to the public to enjoy.

West Ashley Park is one of the largest—and diverse—parks located in Charleston. It is well maintained and offers a variety of sports facilities, as well as some nature trails and boardwalks through the surrounding wooded wetlands.

This Horry County passive park offers a dog park, disc golf course, playground area, as well as a series of paved and stone walking/hiking trails.

This winding nature trail is located in the Town of Summerville and covers a twelve-acre tract of Lowcountry land—that has been designated by the US Army Corps of Engineers as a conservation area.