SC Trails

The Fant's Grove trail system is part of Clemson Experimental Forest and the trails range from fast singletrack and short, steep climbs, to dirt and gravel roads. Whether you are hiking or riding, you will find that each of these trails has a little character of its own.

Whether you are hiking or riding, the Fants Grove Lake Trail, located near Pendleton, is fun for everyone and features scenic views.

Nestled in the Long Cane Ranger District of the Sumter National Forest, FATS is the crown jewel of the CSRA trails, and for good reason.  FATS has something for everyone.

During this 5-6 hour float you will pass under the Seacoast Rail Bridge, and shortly after the bridge you will see the Airy Hall plantation house on a bluff overlooking the river.

This trail is considered  one of the easier trails in the Croft State Park mountain bike trail network.

Fewell Park is a great place to hit a tennis ball or enjoy a picnic while watching the kids on the playground. This park offers 10.2 acres with amenities that are used for programs and events for all ages, as well as a disc golf course and nature trail.

This strenuous double loop trail—located within Clemson Experimental Forest—spends more time on roads than the others in this area, but it does have a technical singletrack section with a steep eroded climb and descent.

A short, accessible, double-loop, paved walking trail circles rushing waterfalls, fountains, and a central pond in a quiet city park.

Once you reach the junction on the Fire Tower Trail, this steep, easy-to-follow, mostly-straight, old road bed, treats you to some great scenic views of the surrounding mountains.