Trail Running in Charleston, SC

With miles of sprawling trails on a pristine, undeveloped beach, Hunting Island State Park is a great place for runners and hikers to find some seashore solitude.

This 2-mile loop provides access to some serene swampland relatively close to downtown.

The Caw Caw Interpretive Center has one part history and two parts gorgeous Lowcountry natural beauty. Come here to explore the miles of trail that meander through old rice plantations and around towering cypress trees.

A lot of room to roam for you and your family. Plenty of activities to keep you active and occupied.

The WAG is a trail composed of compacted dirt and crushed gravel that stretches 10.5-miles one way. It's a great destination for runners and cyclists alike.

This 943-acre park offers two unpaved trails that are great for both running and walking- and for family use.

This first 7 miles of the Palmetto Trail begins right in the backyard of downtown Charleston, and give you solitude unheard of in a big city.

The 7-mile loop trail in this wildlife management area makes Santee Coastal Reserve a great place to experience some of South Carolina's unique habitats.

You can see and feel the history along this ancient canal route.

The New River Linear Trail is a flat and easy, 3.4 mile straight shot to the banks of the New River, perfect for a quick burn or a stroll with the whole family.