SC Trails

The Grace Street Trail is a short path located near Lander University with a granite dust surface—that is almost a half-mile in length.

Designed for the people of Greenwood and visitors from everywhere, the park is unique in its history, diversity of landscape and variety of activities offered.

Granby Gardens is located in Cayce near the Cayce Historical Museum and offers a nice nature trail, as well as a picnic area and playground.

Granby Park, near the historic Granby, Whaley and Olympia Mill Villages, opened in 1998. It is the southernmost segment of the Three Rivers Greenway. Granby Park has wonderful views of the river from deeply shaded paths.

The Grand Park Athletic Complex features seven large multipurpose fields and two youth fields.  All have synthetic grass and lights and are designed to accommodate a variety of sports, including baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer and football. The complex also has a paved trail system, with exercise stations, scenic views, plenty of parking and three towers for restrooms and concessions.

Cheraw is a beautiful small town in SC that has some great trails—which can be accessed from numerous parks within the town. Riverside Park offers the Tanyard Loop and Great Pee Dee Nature Trail with scenic views of the Pee Dee River and Arrowhead Park offers a great multi-use trail that connects to the residential area of Cheraw.

This is the shortest of the three loop OHV trails in the Manchester Forest.

This park is located in the Greenview neighborhood within the City of Columbia. The park offers and great pool, playground, tennis courts, a baseball field and a walking trail.

The 3-acre Green's Shell Enclosure Heritage Preserve is an archaeological site dating back to 1335 A.D. This trail is located near the top of Hilton Head Island, just off of Squire Pope Road.

An arched entryway stands at the corner of E. Poinsett and Cannon Streets, leading to an open promenade with decorative benches and streetlights. A short stroll leads to the majestic fountain—a centerpiece of the park for many who enjoy the fountain's waters dancing to music.

These paved trails are are part of the East Coast Greenway, a 3,000 mile long system of trails connecting Maine to Florida.

This wooded park, located in the heart of Cayce, provides a relaxing getaway for adults and children. Visitors will find a stream running through the middle of the park, a nice a paved walking path, picnic shelters and a playground area.

Located on 80 acres of land in Laurens County, Gulches was built with the unbelievable help of the off road community. Gulches Off Road Vehicle Park opened in 29 days with 21 trails.  Since then Gulches has grown to over 40 trails through the continued commitment of volunteers. Off roaders come from all over the southeast to experience this little park.

On this easy to moderate trail you will enjoy a leisurely hike on old logging roads through a forest of hardwoods, white pine and thickets of rhododendren and mountain laurel.

In South Carolina, horseback riding is a popular activity, and this park is one of the most equestrian-friendly, with more than 20 miles of trails and sand roads offering top South Carolina horseback riding

Outdoor enthusiasts and boaters can't go wrong at Hamilton Branch State Park. The park also provides an access point for the Steven's Creek Bike Trail.

The Town of Mount Pleasant offers a lovely one-mile—out-and-back—educational path that goes through boardwalk and natural trail surface near the Isle of Palms Connector.

This historic city park near The Citadel has an attractive pond, a fountain, gardens, and many large shade trees where on can enjoy a picnic lunch. You can spend several hours walking along the paths which run through the park.

You have an opportunity to explore the rich natural diversity, as well as the history, of the lowcountry, as you pass beneath ancient Magnolia trees that border this trail.