Anderson features old buildings and architecture and many art installations. There are 24 Wrens bronze statues roosting downtown - find them. Anderson University Historic District is park like.

Spend a morning or a whole day discovering the many gardens, 1939 class circle, woods, and geology museum. The duck pond is a nice peaceful place to watch the coy gently swimming and much more!

Greenville's most desired neighborhood due to its charm and streets lined with beautiful mature trees.

The pinnacle of the walk is Reedy Falls and the sensational Liberty Bridge. Pass the Cancer Survivor Park and enjoy a shaded river walk. Visit the zoo for a fun time.

Miles of walking paths on the campus that is along the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Lots of green areas, a beautiful lake with graceful swans, a bell tower, manicured athletic fields and landscaped buildings.

A diverse downtown and vibrant mix of classic and modern architecture. The Reedy River from the curved Liberty Bridge at Falls Park - a great photo op. Try to hunt for nine bronze mice. Many eateries.

Walk on the Swamp Rabbit Trail - Rails to Trails - to see Travelers Rest and Greenville from the SRT. Start in 3 Start locations for a 5-20 km walks. Online registration increases start flexibility.

400 acres of natural habitat both hardwood and evergreen forest, extensive wetlands, and a rich diversity of wildlife habitat. Blazed dirt trails spin off asphalt pathways. Greenville's Urban Park.

150 year-old town NE of Greenville captures southern charm and provides a friendly walking route. Nice downtown and City Hall.

Simpsonville is a city in Greenville County, SC. It started in 1820 as a stage stop at the intersection of an old stage road and a former Cherokee trail. It then became a cotton mill town.

The town has a unique variety of antique, specialty shops, and restaurants. One thing they are proud of is their connection to the Swamp Rabbit Trail.