SC Trails

The Town of Pelion is often known for the annual Pelion Peanut Party. The quiet town also provides a small community park that features a playground, picnic shelter, restrooms and the Pelion Rail Trail.

Lookout Park and Trailhead Park are both great facilities provided by the City of Tega Cay and this is a paved trail that connects the two parks.

This is a short trail located near Clemson University and takes your through the forest to view the Treaty Oak Monument. The path also offers scenic views of Lake Hartwell.

Triple Creek is a technical trail located in Clemson Experimental Forest offering views of Lake Hartwell.

You won’t go far along this trail without encountering some kind of wildlife — broad-winged hawks, migratory ducks, wading birds, turtles, maybe even a gator or two. Befitting its name, the trail is shaded by beautiful tupelo trees, along with bald cypress and massive live oaks more than 150 years old.

The Turkey Ridge Loop is a hiking and mountain biking trail that offers a nice middle-ring climb followed by a fun downhill through mixed pine and hardwood forest.

The two-mile Turkey Walk Trail, designated a National Recreation Trail, meanders through forest, along salt marsh, and over dikes separating freshwater impoundments.

Turkey Creek is one of the CSRA's old school trails.  Much of the trail is carved into the hillside along Turkey Creek, with many nice views.  Lots of bridges, and some roots, but nothing difficult. Wine Creek is across Key Road from Turkey.

The Turtle Trail is easy and fun, and has a nice flow with little rollers. It starts and finishes with a ride through rhododendrons.

This 14-mile loop trail ambles along old railroad logging trams, traversing a wide array of habitat types from mature longleaf pine stands to bottomland hardwood drains.