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This trail begins at the beach near Thoroughfare Creek Landing, and offers views of Longleaf Pine and Pocosin Bay communities. Sandy Island is also home to more than 40 families of the federally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker.

You will begin at the Old Ferry Landing, follow Little Bull Creek, and then return concurrent with the Red-cockaded Woodpecker Trail. Since you follow Little Bull Creek for part of the hike, be aware that the tides can influence the water levels.

Follow this moderately steep, .2-mile trail down a rocky slope through lush green forest intermingled with rhododendron. You will descend steep steps to the river’s edge where rushing water fills a cool mountain pool.

At Fortune Springs Park, you will find a circular overlook where you turn left, walk around the pond, enjoy the ducks, the water spray in the center, and cross the bridge at the reflecting pool.

This trail offers scenic views of the Catawba River and is a great location for a variety of outdoor activities. The trail features rolling terrain with occasional steep grades. Along the trail are benches, trash cans and pet waste stations and several small bridges. This trail is in close proximity to restaurants and several cycling facilities in the Riverwalk development. Mountain bike trails with varying degrees of difficulty can be accessed from the PMC Trail.

This 1.5 mile paved multi-use trail is located in Cherry Park which is Rock Hill’s premier softball/baseball facility that also includes a large playground, picnic shelters, restrooms and other park amenities. Cherry Park can be enjoyed year-round and provides athletic programs for both youth and adults. This park trail is near Hargett Park, and connects to a bike route that takes riders through the Winthrop Lake area and to Glencairn Garden via quiet neighborhood streets.

Manchester Meadows can be enjoyed year-round and provides athletic programs for both youth and adults. This park has paved and lighted trails, and a wetlands trail. There is a 1.1-mile outer loop with additional connecting trails throughout the park.

The Eagle Trail is a paved, level multi-use trail with a loop around Winthrop Coliseum. The trail also connects with the Cherry Park Trail at the corner of Caswell Street near Sullivan Middle School.

The Hood Center Trail is a level, paved, bidirectional multi-use trail along quiet streets near The Baxter Hood Center and York Technical College. This section is part of a Park to Park Bike Route that connects Glencairn Garden to Manchester Meadows.

The Friedheim Trail is a short, level, paved, foot-traffic-only loop through a neighborhood park.