SC Trails

Marsh Island Park is a coastal hammock island that provides a substantial area of natural habitat for a variety of wildlife species. The park provides a lookout tower and can be accessed by a trail and boardwalk by foot or bike.

You will walk or ride through a lush coastal forest and on the dikes once used by the rice planters. The major feature of this trail is an 800-foot boardwalk that extends into a pond where you can see majestic bald cypress and water tupelo, all draped in Spanish moss.

On this 3-4 hour float by canoe, you will pass through a forest of bottomland hardwoods, which provide a beautiful, scenic float in the fall.

The Mary H. Wright Greenway is a paved walking trail that connects to South Converse Street Park. The path could also be used for biking.

Mauldin Park is a great park to stop by, play, walk, and relax under the shady trees by the playground.

A scenic park with creekside paths and a formal garden near the University of South Carolina and Five Points.

This nature trail is approximately two tenths of a mile and paved with recycled, rubberized material, which allows for easy access for wheelchairs, canes, baby strollers, and anyone needing a smooth surface to walk on.

Take a leisurely stroll on the McBee Walking Trail or you can do some brisk walking for aerobic benefits.

Over 4,000 acres are presently under the SCDNR Wildlife Management Area program. Whether entering by boat on unspoiled Lake Russell or traveling on the 10 mile horse trail, visitors will encounter a variety of backcountry outdoor experiences.

The City of Gaffney's McCluney Park provides visitors a place for a brisk walk or casual stroll.