Search Results

This trail is a short loop through a bottomland forest area, upward into an open pine habitat and ending with a scenic view of Centennial Lake. There are interpretive signs to help you learn about the unique plants and animals that call Sesqui home.

This multi-use trail uses an existing roadbed great for joggers, hikers and bikers. See a diverse array of plants and wildlife as you circle through Sesqui's forests and wetlands.

Lee State Park sits along the winding and scenic Lynches River. The park’s twelve miles of trails provide horseback riders with the chance to view the wonders of the sandy coastal plains of South Carolina as well as the wetlands along the beautiful Lynches River.

Since opening in the 1930s, Chester State Park near Chester, South Carolina has been a haven for hiking, picnicking, boating and fishing for the surrounding communities in the Piedmont Region of South Carolina.

Dreher Island State Park is one of the Midlands’ most cherished natural sanctuaries. This is a short, multi-use, linear trail.

The Cypress Swamp Nature Trail starts among upland hardwoods and leads you down to a cypress swamp. There are many things to see in a short walk along this trail.

This trail winds around many sharp twists and turns. It roams through a mixed hardwood forest and borders one of the State Park's lakes.

If you travel this trail you will find yourself in the beautiful bounty of historical, cultural, and natural resources that make Croft State Park. 

Located within Croft State Park, this moderately difficult connector trail is a great path to observe wildlife.

Croft State Park is an excellent destination for serious equestrians and this trail is a great example.