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This is a 1.2 mile, 22 feet wide, paved road course for bicycles only. It is an opportunity for individuals who are not comfortable riding on busy streets to still enjoy riding on a road surface. This course offers a smooth, asphalt surface with flat, downhill and uphill sections. 

The Blueway offers a fun, relaxing travel downstream, whether in a kayak, canoe or tube. Four class I rapids give an exhilarating twist to an otherwise calm float downstream. Travelers may exit the water at the Riverwalk or River Park. The access at Riverwalk is near restaurants and the multi-use Piedmont Medical Center Trail that follows the river to the take out at River Park.

Eastatoe Passage provides public access for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching in the picturesque natural wonderland of the Eastatoe Creek watershed upstream from Duke Energy’s Lake Keowee. The area is part of the Jocassee Gorges Wilderness Area, which National Geographic described as a “destination of a lifetime.”

Southern Wesleyan University's mountain bike and hiking trails are fast and flowy, machine made, single track trails with something for every ability level.

This moderately difficult walk follows the incomplete nineteen-century rail bed of the Blue Ridge Railroad where you can see three abandoned tunnels.

This best-selling, pedestrian-centric village, is renowned for its miles of trails and over 500 acres of open space and parks. A natural surface trail system located in and around Baxter Village in Fort Mill, SC with 15+ miles of natural surface trails. Home to 3.3 miles of Carolina Thread Trail. Hikers, Bikers, Runners, Walkers, Geocachers are always welcome.

Spanning three islands, encompassing 348 acres and providing access to 12 miles of Lake Murray shoreline, Dreher Island State Park is one of the Midlands’ most cherished natural sanctuaries. Visitors are drawn by a variety of recreational water activities, as well as the meandering nature trails.

The Stumphouse Passage is the newest addition to the Palmetto Trail, and the trail begins at the Stumphouse Tunnel Park in Walhalla. The Stumphouse Passage offers the Stumphouse Mountain Bike Park, a state-of-the-art mountain biking facility and the only such recreational facility open to the public in the upstate.

Two distinct types of trails are found in this park. An out and back surfaced trail starts at parking areas on Fork Shoals Road or Henderson Drive. A dirt trail starting from a third parking area on Fork Shoals road features a series of loops through this wetland area and boardwalks to cross water covered areas.