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This easy walking paved loop trial passes through a wooded area past the playground and tennis courts.  Picnic tables make for a nice noonday walk and lunch.

The paved trail surrounds four baseball fields and is approximately 1/2 mile in length. There is also a custom playground system and restrooms located at this complex.

The State House Walking Trails consist of four different paths—varying in length from a quarter-mile to one mile—which were conceptualized as part of the Healthier State House Initiative by partnerships from the YMCA, SCHA, SCPRT and the joint legislative grounds committee.

Capital City Passage, the first urban passage on the Palmetto Trail, features South Carolina’s largest city and seat of state government. The passage follows city sidewalks through beautiful neighborhoods, past city parks and schools, along the historic Horseshoe and across the steps of the State Capitol.

This ADA accessible walking path is made of recycled, rubberized material, and also offers four exercise stations along the trail. Let the children play in the enclosed playground as you watch their every movement while walking along the trail.

Located between River Drive and North Main Street, Earlewood Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city—the centerpiece of the Earlewood neighborhood. There is an easy-walking, packed sand, loop trail—that circles an open grassy area and borders a creek on the south side, a disc golf course, as well as a dog park.

A short, accessible, double-loop, paved walking trail circles rushing waterfalls, fountains, and a central pond in a quiet city park.

The kid-designed Roy Lynch Park includes a play set with educational and music features, a board game plaza, a picnic shelter, a splash pad, a butterfly garden and walking paths that encircle the park.

The greenway is an urban walkway that provides pedestrian and cycling connectivity to the Vista from the neighborhoods north of Elmwood Avenue, mostly along an abandoned railroad bed.

Memorial Park is a four-acre tract of land in the Congaree Vista between Main Street and the river. The property is bordered by Hampton, Gadsden, Washington and Wayne Streets and is one block south of Finlay Park. This park was created to serve as a memorial to those who served their country. There is a creek running through the park with a small bridge over it and lots of birds for the kids to chase, as well as walking paths.