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Marsh Island Park is a coastal hammock island that provides a substantial area of natural habitat for a variety of wildlife species. The park provides a lookout tower and can be accessed by a trail and boardwalk by foot or bike.

The Harry J. Vann Trail is a one-mile interpretive loop trail that connects to the Palmetto Trail. This trail is open to the public and meanders through the black water flood plain of Colonels Creek and upland pine forest.

Harry Mitchell Field is located at the Saluda Recreation Complex and offers a looped walking path. The complex also provides ball fields, soccer fields, a playground and picnic areas.

This shady, relaxing park is located in downtown Lexington. It has a playground, three covered gazebos, picnic tables, horseshoes, restrooms, and a walking path.

Beyond Oconee Station’s historic significance, there’s a fishing pond and 1.5-mile nature trail that connects hikers to a trail leading into Sumter National Forest and ending at Station Cove Falls.

Keowee Elementary School, located in the City of Seneca, provides a scenic walking trail that circles a multi-purpose field.

This National Recreation Trail is located within the ACE Basin and you can choose between a short looped trail or a long looped trail. The scenic trail offers several historic features including an old phosphate operation, an old canal, rice fields and the historic King's Highway, an old railroad tram.

This is an arduous, wooded trail that follows the NC/SC state line from the peak of Sassafras Mountain to Caesars Head State Park. The trail is worth it, though, as it features wonderful views from Sassafras Mountain—highest peak in South Carolina—and Raven Cliff Falls.

This scenic out-and-back trail is located on Lake Hartwell and follows an old road bed through a wooded area. 

This Town of Mount Pleasant recreation complex offers many recreational amenities including ball fields, tennis courts, a lake pavilion, as well as scenic walking trails.