SC Trails

The path to Long Creek Falls is not an official forest service trail so there may not be permanent markings. Long Creek Falls is a 25-foot waterfall on its namesake creek in Oconee County, just before the creek flows into the mighty Chattooga River.

This multi-use trail uses an existing roadbed great for joggers, hikers and bikers. See a diverse array of plants and wildlife as you circle through Sesqui's forests and wetlands.

Equestrians are allowed to ride on the Loop Road at Lee State Park, which is open to vehicular traffic. The Loop Road is also available for hiking and biking.

Loretta C. Wood Park is the southern most park in Greenville County and provides baseball fields, a playground, restrooms, as well as a nice and paved walking path.

This Horry County passive park offers a dog park, disc golf course, playground area, as well as a series of paved and stone walking/hiking trails.

The Saluda Scenic River (commonly known as the "Lower Saluda") is recognized as an outstanding recreational resource. The tailrace waters from Lake Murray reservoir provide a cold water fishery and varying river flows for recreational boating. Popular activities on the Lower Saluda include fishing for trout and striped bass, whitewater and flat-water paddling and tube floating.

The Greenway is a beautiful nature trail that is perfect for walking, running or strolling.

The lower section of the Wadboo Creek extends from the Rembert C. Dennis Landing on Highway 402 to the Tailrace Canal.

The Lower Falls is located about a half-mile down the Whitewater River from the Upper Falls (which is in North Carolina). The Lower Falls is a dramatic 200-foot drop, which can best be viewed from an observation platform at the end of a 1.9-mile trail.

Lucas Park provides nature trails and gardens, in addition to a playground, picnic shelter and area, as well as two tennis courts.