SC Trails

The asphalt walking track is open daily from dawn to dusk. If you’re up to it, seven (6.75) trips around equal a mile.

This moderately difficult out and back dirt trail will take you up the south side of Squirrel Mountain and down the north side to the South Pacolet River.

Chicken Creek is accessed by launching at McConnell’s Landing on McConnell’s Landing Road, off of Forest Service Road 204B in the Francis Marion National Forest. Paddle about 4 miles down the Santee River from the landing, until you reach the mouth of Chicken Creek, on the right hand side of the river.

Chico Bolin Park offers a paved walking path, an athletic field, as well as lights. There are plans for more development at this location.

This heritage preserve has a short hiking trail that ends at an overlook with a spectacular view of the upper Cooper River.

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

This sports-oriented park has a large baseball and softball complex, plus a soccer field. The park also provides a two-mile walking trail network.

The City of Dillon Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art Fitness Center that offers a 1/2 mile – ADA accessible – walking trail.

The Reedy River runs along the length of Cleveland Park, creating a picturesque setting for all of the recreational activities.

With over 1.5 miles of walking trails, park patrons can enjoy a scenic stroll while maintaining an active lifestyle. Kids will enjoy opportunities to view and feed a variety of wildlife including fish, ducks, and geese.