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Polo Road Park offers an array of programs and services to improve the quality of life for people of all ages. This Richland County park also provides an easy-walking path that loops around the playground.

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.

This resurfaced and stroller-friendly trail circles the park’s 30-acre lake. Hikers, bikers and joggers will enjoy the sights and sounds of the Sandhills as they venture into the forest and through wetlands on boardwalks.

Follow this short, level, paved, out-and-back, hike/bike trail along open fields and farmland.

This flat paved trail starts at the parking area and encircles the park. Large trees shade and protect you from the sun while walking during the day. A gazebo provides a place to rest or relax during your walk.

This 11-acre park offers an open-air pavilion, picnic shelters, benches, playground, public restrooms and a walking/biking trail.

Starting from the parking area on Caughman Road this paved, easy walking out and back trail encircles the ball field area of the park.

Awendaw Passage is the coastal terminus of the mountains-to-sea Palmetto Trail. The Trail’s namesake trees greet users at the Buck Hall Recreation Area trailhead. Starting at the Intracoastal Waterway, the Trail meanders westward through maritime forest and offers sweeping vistas of Lowcountry salt marsh along Awendaw Creek. At Walnut Grove, look for a scenic overlook and boardwalk.

This moderately difficult section of the Palmetto Trail connects the Lake Moultrie Passage at the Diversion Canal and the Eutaw Springs Passage at Eutawville. You will hike/ride over open grass covered fields, through dense hardwood forests, and on shady sand covered roads at times within sight of Lake Marion.

Lots of dirt roads and time on rural highways make Santee Passage a pleasant trip for mountain bikers. The passage winds through farmlands in eastern Orangeburg County, and the view is a tapestry of color and texture from cotton, wheat, soybeans, and canola. Produce stands offer seasonal delights, including fresh-picked strawberries, blueberries, and peaches.