SC Trails

The Dismal Trail gets its name from a dense mature hardwood forest called the Dismal. From the Raven Cliff Falls Trail, the Dismal descends most of its distance and some the descents are steep.

Comprising 296 acres, Ditch Pond HP contains a Carolina bay that was first documented in 1973.

Doko Meadows is the 22-acre park managed by the Town of Blythewood featuring a scenic walking trail that travels along a pond and through a wooded area—the paved path turns into a quiet, shaded boardwalk offering nature observation.

The Doodle Trail represents the opportunity to carry on the memory of this historic railroad and preserve the vital connection that was forged between Easley and Pickens over 120 years ago.

Dorothy B. Kearns Park is a nice natural area which has been protected from development along the marshes of Mount Pleasant. There are several points that offer great views of the wetland and of the Wando River.

This is a famous Issaqueena trail, with short, tough climbs and tight turns. There are many scenic views of Lake Hartwell along this trail, as well as nice spots to catch a quick breather, too.

Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune was born to former slaves in rural Mayesville in Sumter County, the youngest of 17 children and the only one born into freedom. In Bethune's hometown, there is a lovely park named in her honor, as well as a wonderful nature trail that can be used for an afternoon stroll or bike ride.

This park has recently been renovated with new shelters, a new basketball court, as well as a lovely .4-mile asphalt trail that winds throughout the park. It is a great place for an afternoon stroll.

Drew Park provides an open green space and also includes a nice paved walking path for an afternoon stroll.