Explore the West Ashley Greenway - photo by @annie_o_love
From quick and easy loops around town to paths that take you to marshes and beaches, our city has so many options to hit the trail. So lace up your shoes/boots, because CHS Today has compiled a trail guide for the Charleston area with routes and trails to help you plan your next adventure and experience breathtaking views.Note: While parks and trails may be listed as open, we recommend checking park websites before visiting for further info, current trail conditions, and safest practices for the area.
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West Ashley Greenway, Albemarle Road
- Difficulty:
- Length: 10.5 miles out and back
- Wheelchair accessible: Portions
- Pet-friendly: Yes
The West Ashley Greenway is a partially-paved trail with water views that are great for walking your dog.
Take a peaceful stroll on Johns Island. - Photo provided by @explore.chs.sc
James Island County Perimeter Trail, 871 Riverland Dr.
- Difficulty:
- Length: 3.5-mile loop
- Wheelchair accessible: Portions
- Pet-friendly: Yes
Go for a jog with your running buddy on this trail around James Island that’s open year-round.
Mount Pleasant
How beautiful are these trees at Laurel Hill County Park? - Photo provided by @blushingalpacas
Laurel Hill County Park Loop, 1251 Park West Blvd.
- Difficulty:
- Length: 5-mile loop
- Wheelchair accessible: Yes
- Pet-friendly: Yes
Follow this dirt path with your furry friend on a leash through Laurel Hill County Park.
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