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Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Paved

Length:

0.60 miles

Difficulty: Easy

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

Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Bike
  • Paved

Length:

2.50 miles

Difficulty: Easy

North Charleston Wannamaker County Park is a nature-oriented park designed for family and group use. It offers over 1,015 acres of beautiful woodlands and wetlands, and provides guests with a variety of activities. Miles of paved trails allow for exploration of the area’s beautiful natural resources

Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Hike

Length:

2.00 miles

Difficulty: Moderate

This 2 mile trail loop provides some breathtaking views of Table Rock State Park.

Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Paved

Length:

0.30 miles

Difficulty: Easy

Blythewood Park offers programs and services that enrich the quality of life for persons of all ages and abilities. This flat paved trail loops through the park and encircles the playground.

Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Paved

Length:

1.00 miles

Difficulty: Easy

A large, attractive pond fills this park in Union, SC, which attracts plenty of ducks and geese. In addition to the walking path around the pond, a short nature trail leads off into the woods across the street.

Trail Activity:

  • Hike

Length:

3.30 miles

Difficulty: Moderate

Asbury Cascades is located on the Asbury Trail at the Asbury Hills Camp and Retreat Center. This is a wonderful trail, but make sure to call ahead to get permission to enter and use the trails within the camp from June 1 to the first week of August.

Trail Activity:

  • Hike

Length:

1.50 miles

Difficulty: Moderate

Yellow Branch Falls, located in the Yellow Branch Picnic Area above Walhalla, is not what you expect when you hear the words "falls" and "branch" in the same title.

Trail Activity:

  • Hike
  • Water

Length:

8.40 miles

Difficulty: Strenuous

Hiking into this 80-foot high waterfall involves a strenuous five-to-six hour hike of 8.4 miles from US 178 on the Foothills Trail. You will follow Laurel Creek and at times crisscrossing the stream on permanent bridges and at one point a suspension bridge.

Trail Activity:

  • Walk
  • Hike

Length:

1.00 miles

Difficulty: Easy

This land is preserved in its native state and is accessible via a series of elevated boardwalks and observation docks. Interpretive signage throughout the park describes the plants, animals, fish and birds that can be seen in the park.

Trail Activity:

  • Hike

Length:

7.50 miles

Difficulty: Easy

The most famous—Peachtree Rock—looks like a precariously balanced overturned pyramid. Some 20 feet high, it is a remnant from millions of years ago when the Sandhills were the continent’s eastern coastline.