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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.

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.

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.

Nestled in Lowcountry South Carolina, Lake Warren State Park provides plenty of amenities for a day spent outdoors. The Fit Trail is a .4 mile loop that is marked with brown "Fit Trail" signs.

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.

Peters Creek Heritage Preserve covers 160 acres in Spartanburg County. This piedmont cove forest, with its rolling topography, an old mill dam, two creeks and walking trails, is a pleasant and peaceful place to visit.

This 1.7-mile trail through the 374-acre preserve takes you to the namesake, Eastatoe Creek, that tumbles steeply into a pristine mountain gorge.

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

Santee NWR, established in 1941, is located in Clarendon County, South Carolina. Cuddo is the easternmost unit of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge and there are some excellent trails for hiking and biking, with gorgeous scenery.

As you walk through the Cuddo Unit, take time to enjoy the wide variety of wildlife that inhabit the varied landscape of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge.