SC Trails

Southern Wesleyan University's mountain bike and hiking trails are fast and flowy, machine made, single track trails with something for every ability level.

The 3.6 mile Table Rock Trail is a highly strenuous, out-and-back hike within the scenic and popular Table Rock State Park in the northwest corner of South Carolina.

This trail to the top of Tamassee Knob runs through a beautiful old growth hardwood forest. Walking along the ridge, it’s easy to see why these magnificent trees were left untouched for more than two centuries. The steep slopes that fall off both sides of the ridge would be treacherous terrain for a logger to traverse.

This trail is 3.5 miles in length. It provides a number of bird and wildlife viewing opportunities.

This park offers an extensive network of boardwalks around Taw Caw Creek.

The City of Rock Hill's Tech Park Trail is nature at its best. The trail circles a pond where visitors can observe ducks and geese. This trail is also along the bike route taking participants from Glencairn Garden to Manchester Meadows.

From the trailhead at the far end of the parking lot, ten stone markers, commemorating South Carolina governors, are spaced along the route

Take a light stroll down the Henry Robinson Boardwalk along Port Royal's Battery Creek. Look out over the vast waterway while taking in the warm coastal breeze and enjoying the wildlife.

The Vista is a pedestrian corridor in Hartsville—built along Railroad Avenue between Coker Avenue and Second Street—featuring a walking trail, pond, fountains and park benches.

This is a .4-mile, peaceful and remote gravel trail to scnic flat shoals on the Chattooga River where you can launch your canoe or kayak.