SC Trails

Outside the stillness of the woods sits Lake Thurmond, a 71,100-acre lake that offers campers serene, lakeside camping sites, as well as easy lake access for boaters and fishers. There is also a nice walking/hiking trail near the boat ramp.

This park provides an easy-walking paved trail that encircles the front portion of the park and features shaded picnic tables.

Barnet Park features include a 2-mile paved walking trail, interactive water fountain, 1,036-square-foot picnic pavilion, original sculptures "Exuberance" & "Circle of Friendship," public restroom facilities, as well as the Zimmerli Amphitheater.

This is a very nice—and fairly new—one-mile (two miles round trip) trail that parallels Bates Old River and offers the easiest access to the Congaree River in Congaree National Park.

This park, located on Pinckney Road in Chester, offers a wide variety of recreational activities including a ball field, basketball court, playground and a walking trail.

Located about an hour from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, this offroad park is open to ATVs, motorcycles and Jeeps.

Culminating in a high bluff of the Santee River, the Battery Warren Trail traverses mixed hardwood-pine forests dotted with dogwoods and leads visitors on a trip back in time to the Civil War era.

The Battlefield Trails at Kings Mountain National Military Park is a self-guiding walking trail allows the visitor to see both perspectives of the battlefield. Wayside exhibits around the trail highlight battle events. The Centennial Monument, U.S. Monument and Ferguson's Grave are key features along the trail.

This best-selling, pedestrian-centric village, is renowned for its miles of trails and over 500 acres of open space and parks. A natural surface trail system located in and around Baxter Village in Fort Mill, SC with 15+ miles of natural surface trails. Home to 3.3 miles of Carolina Thread Trail. Hikers, Bikers, Runners, Walkers, Geocachers are always welcome.

This scenic paddling trail follows the Beaufort River, connecting the two historic cities of Beaufort and Port Royal, SC.