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Trail Activity:
- Walk
- Paved
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Difficulty: Easy
This community center is located in Lynchburg (Sumter County) and offers a playground area, picnic shelter and a peaceful walking path.

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- Walk
- Hike
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Difficulty: Easy
The Eagle Point (or Museum) Trail is short and sweet—it originates at the picnic area, travels behind the museum and ends at a bluff that looks out over the Catawba River.

Trail Activity:
- Water
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Difficulty: Easy
Paddlers have and extra bonus at Aiken State Park of a cleared canoe path, giving people a chance to explore the South Fork’s narrow waters.

Trail Activity:
- Walk
- Paved
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Difficulty: Easy
In addition to three miles of beach, much of the park is salt marshes, one of the world’s most productive eco-systems. Much of Huntington Beach’s marsh is now registered under the South Carolina Heritage Trust Program to help preserve its unusually pristine nature.

Trail Activity:
- Walk
- Hike
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Difficulty: Easy
Aiken State Park is as rich in its history as it is natural beauty. The Jungle Nature Trail is a 3-mile boardwalk and dirt turf loop through wetlands, mixed pine and hardwood forest.

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- Walk
- Hike
- Bike
- Mountain Bike
- Water
- Paved
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Difficulty: Easy
Saluda Riverwalk was formally established as a city park in June 2021. Even before this park was formally established, it had been a recreational playground for several years. This is a perfect location for kayakers and tubers to paddle and float along the river, especially with the new ease-of-entry access point below the boardwalk near the main Candi Lane parking lot.

Trail Activity:
- Walk
- Hike
- Bike
- Mountain Bike
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Difficulty: Easy

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- Hike
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Difficulty: Difficult
Whether you’re looking for a day hike or planning a multi-day through-hike, the Foothills Trail offers adventures of every length and difficulty.

Trail Activity:
- Walk
- Hike
- Bike
- Paved
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Difficulty: Easy
On December 18, 2023, the City of Hardeeville opened its first walking and biking pathway.
