SC Trails

This is a very compact trail in a 26 ­acre park, but it offers some good training opportunities and a very accessible location for those who live in the Greenville.

The town of Timmonsville now has a nice bike path running down along Main Street where the railroad once ran. It is very attractive, even if it only runs for a few blocks.

This park offers 18 acres at 400 Timrod Park Drive that includes 14 lighted tennis courts, a playground, picnic areas, a picnic shelter, a gazebo, a fitness area, an amphitheater and nature trails.

Todd Creek Falls is a local picnic spot for Pickens County residents, and a very pretty spot of a picnic, at that. The falls are 15 to 20 feet high and lay along a power line right-of-way on Clemson University land.

The Tom Miller Trail is a peaceful connector from the Raven Cliff Falls parking area to the Silver Steps parking area, which was added along with the re-routed Tom Miller Trail in 2020. 

The Town Creek Bike Park (TCBP), which is located within the city limits of Pickens, has been transformed into one of the premier off-road bicycling facilities in Upstate South Carolina

The Town of Brunson offers a newly constructed walking trail, as well as a restroom facility and shaded playground area. 

The Town of Lowndesville offers residents and visitors alike a wonderful walking trail that loops around a baseball field and a natural area, in a figure eight.

The Town of Ninety Six once had a railroad running through its business district. Today, the roadbed has been converted into a trail for walking and bicycling.

This paved trail stretches through the woods from the Middle School at Pacolet to Park Street near the Pacolet Amphitheater.