SC Trails

Town of Cross Hill offers a paved walking path the is looped on both ends with a bridge connected the loops. There are also benches along the way for users to take a break and enjoy the scenery on a nice day.

Get some fresh air at Crosswell Park, located in Sumter. The park offers a nice, paved, 1/5 mile walking path, as well as a gazebo, restrooms and a playground area.

Cuckhold’s Creek offers scenic beauty, especially during the spring when the rare white spider lilies are in bloom along the banks, and the sight and sounds of many birds fill this serene area.

Santee NWR, established in 1941, is located in Clarendon County, South Carolina. Cuddo is the easternmost unit of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge and there are some excellent trails for hiking and biking, with gorgeous scenery.

As you walk through the Cuddo Unit, take time to enjoy the wide variety of wildlife that inhabit the varied landscape of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge.

This 6.3 mile natural surface trail winds through woods and open grassy areas. You may see birds, turtles and a variety of other wildlife amid the wild flowers, berry bushes and mixed foliage in the varying habitats.

The Cypress Swamp Nature Trail starts among upland hardwoods and leads you down to a cypress swamp. There are many things to see in a short walk along this trail.

At The Lower Cypress Wetlands in Port Royal, venture down the boardwalk for a look at a cypress swamp.

This park has had extensive upgrades that were made possible through the City of Anderson's Hospitality Fund

Dalton Road is a well maintained gravel and clay road with several long climbs and two extremely steep descents on a single track provide some technical challenge and provide a good workout. This is a great access road to many of the trails in the area.