SC Trails

The Daniel Island Trail is a very scenic trail that runs along the Wando River for about 1.5 miles.

Daufuskie Islanders worked for years to create Frances Jones Community Park, which features the Daufuskie Island Trail, a restroom facility and pavilion. The park is a place for locals and visitors alike to recreate while enjoying the splendor and natural beauty of Daufuskie Island.

David Jackson Park is named after the Scotsman who settled on the property, built a farm, and also served the office of Justice of Quorum (Magistrate). His grave still sits on the knoll as the focal point of the park. The park offers baseball fields, a playground, restrooms, as well as a scenic, paved, walking path.

Enjoy a lovely stroll at Deputy Roy Hardin Park, which is located along Sixmile Creek, and offers a nice 1/4 mile paved walking path.

Trail lovers will find this trail to be a moderately easy hike, or an easy mountain bike ride with some technical spots. A mixed base of sand, roots, mud, and crushed oyster shells adds to the uniqueness of this trail.

Dillon Park is one of Sumter's larger parks. Dillon boasts several baseball and soccer fields, a football field, a 1 mile track, lots of playground equipment, a dog park and a large picnic shelter.

This kid-friendly, out-and-back, interpretive trail features informative exhibits and educational displays about trees and wildlife in Harbison State Forest.

The Dismal Trail gets its name from a dense mature hardwood forest called the Dismal. From the Raven Cliff Falls Trail, the Dismal descends most of its distance and some the descents are steep.