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The upper section of Kanuga between Brissy Ridge and Fire Tower connector is either an easy climb or a super fun ride with nice flow depending on your direction. The downhill section going to the lake is a bit more intense however. You can really pick up speed and obstacles pop up fast some times.

North Lake is a fun loop to enjoy the scenery and rest for the ride back up the hill, no matter which trail out you choose.

These are the most popular trails in the Isaqueena area, so you'll most likely see other hikers, bikers and even horseback riders.

The Long Cane Horse Trail is an intermediate 25+ mile trail network in Sumter National Forest between Abbeville and Greenwood, SC.

Trail lovers will find this trail to be a moderately easy hike, or an easy mountain bike ride with some technical spots. A mixed base of sand, roots, mud, and crushed oyster shells adds to the uniqueness of this trail.

This trail passes rock formations, the Savannah River, and interesting forest and plant communities.

Cross Harris Street and follow the rolling, occasionally-steep, paved, out-and-back hiking trail that winds through upland habitat of hardwood trees draped with ivy and kudzu. You can also hike a short, level, concrete loop past a playground, basketball court, ball field, and picnic pavilion.

The Nation Ford Greenway is part of the Nation Ford Land Trust, a land conservancy organization. Our trails are free to the public and rely on donations only to maintain these trails.

The trail at Nanny Mountain will split after .3 miles and to the right, you will climb to a lookout and picnic area. If you go straight, you will climb the summit where there is an education pavilion.

This moderately difficult two-loop nature trail winds through the center of the South Carolina Sandhills. This trail is well maintained and marked, and the soft terrain makes this hike a bit easier on the feet.