SC Trails

Starting near Camden, the oldest inland city in South Carolina, the blue trail offers paddlers opportunities to learn about the area’s rich history along its rocky shoals. Continuing downstream, paddlers cross the fall line and enter the coastal plain known for its countless sandbars, high bluffs, and extensive floodplain.

The pathway is a key segment of the Carolina Thread Trail, a regional network of greenways. As you reach and walk alongside the river, the surface is natural wood chip and offers scenic views.

One of the peninsula's most visited parks, Waterfront Park opened in 1990 and offers fantastic views of the Charleston Harbor. Gardens, fountains, walking paths and plenty of park benches are availble on the property.

Starting from Dirt Landing, paddle north in the waterway. At approximately 1.4 miles you can turn right and go out onto Lake Moultrie or continue to the turnaround at 2.0 miles.

The natural surface walking track, located in Wedgefield, is open daily from dawn to dusk. 3.5 laps is equal to one mile.

Wescott Park is the Lowcountry’s premier baseball and softball facility—featuring a Ripken Training Facility. Wescott Park was meticulously designed and built state of the art for the best experience for players and spectators. The park also provides a network of walking paths, as well as a dog park.

This paved 2.5-mile path located in West Ashley is nice for an afternoon ride and is also perfect for walkers and runners. 

The West Ashley Greenway is a rail trail in Charleston, South Carolina. It stretches across the West Ashley neighborhood from Main Road in the west to Folly Road in the east.

West Ashley Park is one of the largest—and diverse—parks located in Charleston. It is well maintained and offers a variety of sports facilities, as well as some nature trails and boardwalks through the surrounding wooded wetlands.

This 11-acre park offers an open-air pavilion, picnic shelters, benches, playground, public restrooms and a walking/biking trail.