Apr 27th, 2024 to Apr 27th, 2024

A guided walk along the French Broad River. Besides beautiful scenery, you will see a bicycle velodrome, a fantastic dog park and a newly constructed trail to the New Belgian Brewery

Walk through the historic Montford neighborhood and through Riverside Cemetery, passing the graves of O’Henry and Thomas Wolfe. Wander the eclectic streets into downtown with restaurants & shops.

View America’s largest home, built at the turn of the 19th century. Walk formal and informal gardens, visit the conservatory, the Bass Pond and the Lagoon. Enjoy a wine tasting at their winery.

Enjoy formal and informal gardens. Visit the Bonsai Exhibition garden. Walk through the woods beside a babbling stream. Cross bridges where large trout hide.

Walk this gem of an old Southern port city with National Cemetery, beautiful homes, quaint downtown and enjoy the swings overlooking the waterfront. Site of many movies & home of author Pat Conroy.

Stroll beautiful Montreat, with quaint cottages. Picturesque views accent surrounding mountains. Wander Montreat College& view the fresco, “The Prodigal Son”, by artist Ben Long. Pass Lake Susan.

On the bluff of the May River, Bluffton is a beautiful low county town. See lovely quiet neighborhoods, an oyster shucking factory, a picturesque church and parks. Enjoy fine southern cuisine.

Walk in a quaint small town with lovely neighborhoods, thru the campus of Brevard College noted for its music programs & small school atmosphere. Keep an eye out for the indigenous White Squirrels!

Take a peaceful trail walk through the Pisgah National Forest. Go along the Davidson River on Estatoe Trail, a Cherokee trade route between NC & SC. Watch fly fisherman & tubers enjoying the stream.

View gorgeous historic homes over 150 years old. Stroll along the Battery, through parks & the College of Charleston. Shop at the City Market; enjoy a meal at one of many fine restaurants.

Founded in 1676 Magnolia Plantation has the oldest public gardens in America containing 1000’s of flowers and plants. Visit the House and the Audubon Gardens too.

Walk along the Ravenel Bridge as it rises almost 200 feet above the Cooper River. Enjoy spectacular views of Historic Charleston, the ships at Patriots Point and Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumpter

Historic Columbia features history murals, markers where cannonballs hit the State House, an historic college, historic homes, military memorials, & public art galore! Walk in the footsteps of history

Bears, breweries & bakeries! This walk goes thru a vibrant, downtown where you see painted bears. Lots of treats along the way: sweets; local brews & cider. Thomas Wolfes "Angel"in Oakdale cemetery

Enjoy the sound of the surf and seabirds while walking along a pristine beach. Rest at a quaint park or on swings overlooking the beach. Stroll along shaded walkways sheltered from busy streets.

Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge is a must see. Limited to walkers only, see wildlife in its natural habitat. Ponds serve as rookeries for Ibis, Herons & Egrets. Watch for alligators & eagles

At a historic Methodist Assembly, enjoy a scenic lake path, an historic inn, a quaint stone wedding chapel, the Rose Walk, & an unexpected Native Garden. Enjoy differerent views of mountain vistas.

An historic hotel, beautiful Lake Lure, the rocky Broad River; towns of Chimney Rock & Lake Lure with restaurants and ice cream shops, the iconic Flowering Bridge, with a mountainous backdrop!

Saunter along the greenway beside the beautiful Catawba River. Enjoy parks and play frisbee golf. Go into downtown, see the old courthouse and walk by historic neighborhoods dating back to 1880’s.

Stroll through “Sparkle City” so named for its many beautiful fountains. Meander through the campuses of Converse and Wofford Colleges. Stop downtown for a snack at one of the many restaurants.

Downtown was once Uptown; Frog Level was once Downtown. Now both are filled with public art. Enjoy the greenway along a creek. See why families love the playground & disc golf & the views everywhere.