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    The Riverwalk Park – Phase 1 Trailhead

    Fishing Public Park Walking Trail
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    Our most popular park is the Cayce Riverwalk Park, featuring Timmerman Trail, which is part of the 3 Rivers Greenway. The Riverwalk stretches for nearly 8 miles along the river. It offers a scenic place to walk, run, picnic, and fish, with the added convenience of lighted pathways and 24 hour security. The Riverwalk Park is located at 201 Naples Ave.

    The Cayce Riverwalk is the ultimate “daycation” spot, easily accessible from anywhere in the Midlands of South Carolina. Spanning 12 miles combined, it overlooks the beautiful Congaree River, right across from the capital city of Columbia, S.C., and it is a popular destination for walking, jogging, bicycling, bird-watching, picnicking and taking in the natural beauty of the riverfront.

    Its bridges, boardwalks, overlooks and lighted, central path accommodate all levels of physical abilities. Residents and visitors enjoy free parking and lighted, paved paths through the shaded, riverine forest, studded with benches, picnic tables and public art by local artisans along with wide, wooden boardwalks with prime water views.

    See the Trail Map at the link below.

    https://caycesc.gov/gis/riverwalk.pdf

    The Riverwalk Park – Phase 2 Trailhead

    Fishing Walking Trail
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    Our most popular park is the Cayce Riverwalk Park, featuring Timmerman Trail, which is part of the 3 Rivers Greenway. The Riverwalk stretches for nearly 8 miles along the river. It offers a scenic place to walk, run, picnic, and fish, with the added convenience of lighted pathways and 24 hour security. The Riverwalk Park is located at 201 Naples Ave.

    The Cayce Riverwalk is the ultimate “daycation” spot, easily accessible from anywhere in the Midlands of South Carolina. Spanning 12 miles combined, it overlooks the beautiful Congaree River, right across from the capital city of Columbia, S.C., and it is a popular destination for walking, jogging, bicycling, bird-watching, picnicking and taking in the natural beauty of the riverfront.

    Its bridges, boardwalks, overlooks and lighted, central path accommodate all levels of physical abilities. Residents and visitors enjoy free parking and lighted, paved paths through the shaded, riverine forest, studded with benches, picnic tables and public art by local artisans along with wide, wooden boardwalks with prime water views.

    See the Trail Map at the link below.

    https://caycesc.gov/gis/riverwalk.pdf

    H. Kelley Jones Park (Cayce Riverwalk, Phase 3 Access)

    Fishing Kayak Access Playground Walking Trail
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    The Phase 3 Trailhead is at H. Kelly Jones Park, a public park and playground great for kids of all ages.

    Our most popular park is the Cayce Riverwalk Park, featuring Timmerman Trail, which is part of the 3 Rivers Greenway. The Riverwalk stretches for nearly 8 miles along the river. It offers a scenic place to walk, run, picnic, and fish, with the added convenience of lighted pathways and 24 hour security. The Riverwalk Park is located at 201 Naples Ave.

    The Cayce Riverwalk is the ultimate “daycation” spot, easily accessible from anywhere in the Midlands of South Carolina. Spanning 12 miles combined, it overlooks the beautiful Congaree River, right across from the capital city of Columbia, S.C., and it is a popular destination for walking, jogging, bicycling, bird-watching, picnicking and taking in the natural beauty of the riverfront.

    Its bridges, boardwalks, overlooks and lighted, central path accommodate all levels of physical abilities. Residents and visitors enjoy free parking and lighted, paved paths through the shaded, riverine forest, studded with benches, picnic tables and public art by local artisans along with wide, wooden boardwalks with prime water views.

    See the Trail Map at the link below.

    https://caycesc.gov/gis/riverwalk.pdf

    Timmerman Trail – Cayce Riverwalk Phase 4 Access

    Fishing Kayak Access Walking Trail
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    The Timmerman Trail portion of the Cayce Riverwalk is 3.5 miles of paved hiking trail that runs through the woods in the outskirts of Cayce, near the intersection of I-77 and 12th Street Extension, just across from Dominion Energy headquarters. It begins just west of the 12th Street Extension, then runs under the road and continues eastward. At several points along the way, there are beautiful views of the Congaree Creek and you may see snakes, alligators, and other wildlife.

    Timmerman Trail can be accessed from two trailheads. One is off of 12th Street Extension at Otarre Parkway, where there is a small, free parking lot for public use. The other trailhead starts just east of the Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center at the 12,000 Year History Trailhead where street parking and Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center parking are free.

    Our most popular park is the Cayce Riverwalk Park, featuring Timmerman Trail, which is part of the 3 Rivers Greenway. The Riverwalk stretches for nearly 8 miles along the river. It offers a scenic place to walk, run, picnic, and fish, with the added convenience of lighted pathways and 24 hour security. The Riverwalk Park is located at 201 Naples Ave.

    The Cayce Riverwalk is the ultimate “daycation” spot, easily accessible from anywhere in the Midlands of South Carolina. Spanning 12 miles combined, it overlooks the beautiful Congaree River, right across from the capital city of Columbia, S.C., and it is a popular destination for walking, jogging, bicycling, bird-watching, picnicking and taking in the natural beauty of the riverfront.

    Its bridges, boardwalks, overlooks and lighted, central path accommodate all levels of physical abilities. Residents and visitors enjoy free parking and lighted, paved paths through the shaded, riverine forest, studded with benches, picnic tables and public art by local artisans along with wide, wooden boardwalks with prime water views.

    See the Trail Map at the link below.

    https://caycesc.gov/gis/riverwalk.pdf
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    James Island County Park

    Disc Golf Dog Park Fishing Kayak Access Playground Public Park Walking Trail Water Park
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    Mon
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Wed
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Thu
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Fri
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Sat
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Sun
    8:00 am - 8:00 pm

    James Island County Park offers:
    – Open meadows
    – Saltwater fishing* and crabbing
    – Playground
    – Seasonal spray play fountain
    – Miles of paved trails for walking, biking, and skating
    – Picnic spots with tables and grills
    – Dog park
    – Sand volleyball court
    – Horseshoe pits
    – The Campground has 124 sites and 10 vacation cottages along the Stono River marsh.
    – The Climbing Wall
    – Splash Zone Waterpark (seasonal)
    – Teambuilding and adventure learning programs at The Challenge Course
    – 18-hole disc golf course
    – Bicycle, pedal boat, stand up paddleboard, and kayak rentals
    – Covered shelters and meeting and reception facility rentals

    Riverwalk Park Moffatt Street Entrance

    Fishing Kayak Access Walking Trail
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    West Columbia Riverwalk Park User Rules

    These rules and regulations are established to ensure the fullest use and enjoyment of the West Columbia Riverwalk Park by the citizens of West Columbia and surrounding communities, which is consistent with the protection of persons, public property, and tranquility of the surrounding neighborhoods.

    HOURS
    General Riverwalk Park hours are from dawn to dusk. Special permitted events have hours as specified by the permit. (For information on the use of the Amphitheater, see Riverwalk Amphitheater Permit Application and Guidelines at www.westcolumbiasc.gov or call (803) 622-8598.)

    RULES

    • The conduct of the activity proposed will not substantially interrupt the safe and orderly activity of the Riverwalk Park or the safe and orderly movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic

    • The conduct of the activity is not reasonably likely to cause injury to persons or property or to provoke disorderly conduct or create a disturbance

    • No person shall play an audio device, such as TV, radio, tape, CD player, etc., at such volume as to disturb persons utilizing the park. No amplified band or group of musicians shall perform without a permit

    • No person shall possess, discharge, or set off any fireworks, firearms, weapons, or other explosives without permission from the City Council of West Columbia

    • The sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages is PROHIBITED

    • No grills or other cooking apparatus are allowed

    • No person shall litter – trash receptacles are provided

    • No person shall carry on any commercial activity without the permission of the City Council of West Columbia

    • No person shall solicit money or contributions within the Riverwalk Park without first having obtained permission from the City Council of West Columbia

    • Metal detecting and/or digging in public parks/recreational areas is prohibited

    • Vehicles are not permitted to stop or park except in designated parking, loading, or unloading zones.

    • Strict adherence to safety standards is required. In case of emergency, contact emergency services by using the Emergency Call boxes located throughout the Park. They can also be reached by calling 911.

    Riverfront Amphitheater

    Fishing Kayak Access Walking Trail
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    Looking for a venue to hold an event, marriage ceremony, concert, theater event, or fundraiser? With the City of Columbia skyline and the Congaree River as your backdrop, you can add a picturesque local touch to any event. Located at the corner of Meeting Street and Alexander Road just past the Gervais Street Bridge, this venue offers:

    Picturesque outdoor amphitheater space
    Easy to find location
    Ample parking
    On-site public restrooms
    Easy access to an array of dining and shopping options
    To check the availability of the Amphitheater, please contact the Events Coordinator at (803) 791-1880 Ext. 279 or [email protected] You must submit an application for rental of the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater. Please download the following documents, read them in their entirety, fill out the application and submit it:

    Amphitheater Rental Rates and Rules
    Riverwalk Rental Application
    Regulations and Procedures for Sale of Alcoholic Beverages
    Tenant User Liability Insurance Program

    West Columbia Riverwalk Park User Rules

    These rules and regulations are established to ensure the fullest use and enjoyment of the West Columbia Riverwalk Park by the citizens of West Columbia and surrounding communities, which is consistent with the protection of persons, public property, and tranquility of the surrounding neighborhoods.

    HOURS
    General Riverwalk Park hours are from dawn to dusk. Special permitted events have hours as specified by the permit. (For information on the use of the Amphitheater, see Riverwalk Amphitheater Permit Application and Guidelines at www.westcolumbiasc.gov or call (803) 622-8598.)

    RULES

    • The conduct of the activity proposed will not substantially interrupt the safe and orderly activity of the Riverwalk Park or the safe and orderly movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic

    • The conduct of the activity is not reasonably likely to cause injury to persons or property or to provoke disorderly conduct or create a disturbance

    • No person shall play an audio device, such as TV, radio, tape, CD player, etc., at such volume as to disturb persons utilizing the park. No amplified band or group of musicians shall perform without a permit

    • No person shall possess, discharge, or set off any fireworks, firearms, weapons, or other explosives without permission from the City Council of West Columbia

    • The sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages is PROHIBITED

    • No grills or other cooking apparatus are allowed

    • No person shall litter – trash receptacles are provided

    • No person shall carry on any commercial activity without the permission of the City Council of West Columbia

    • No person shall solicit money or contributions within the Riverwalk Park without first having obtained permission from the City Council of West Columbia

    • Metal detecting and/or digging in public parks/recreational areas is prohibited

    • Vehicles are not permitted to stop or park except in designated parking, loading, or unloading zones.

    • Strict adherence to safety standards is required. In case of emergency, contact emergency services by using the Emergency Call boxes located throughout the Park. They can also be reached by calling 911.
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    Southeast Park

    Disc Golf Fishing Public Park Tennis Court Walking Trail
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    The city’s newest and largest public outdoor tennis facility is South East Park and Tennis Center. The courts are shaded by thousands of trees that blanket the 62-acre park. Also featured are a picnic shelter with restrooms, additional walking trails, a playfield and 14 additional tennis courts.

    The park is located approximately two miles east of I-77. Take Garners Ferry Road east past Wal-Mart and turn left at the first flashing traffic signal at Hazelwood. The park will be on the left hand side about a block away.

    Saluda Riverwalk

    Fishing Kayak Access Public Park Walking Trail
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    The Saluda Riverwalk is peaceful trail along the Saluda River, The walking trail is 7.3 miles of paved terrain with many great spots for photography and fishing.

    The park also has entrance spots for kayaks and tubes. Dogs must be on a leash.
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    Brittlebank Park

    Boat Landing Fishing Open Athletic Field Playground Public Park Walking Trail
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    Brittlebank Park, a 10-acre park on the edge of the Ashley River, is popular with families, fishermen, and attendees of concerts and festivals. The park features trails, paved pathways, a playground, benches, picnic tables, and a fishing pier with a boat dock. The park also has a long narrow stretch of marshlands, which is home to birds and hundreds of native wildflower and plant species. An off-leash area for dogs is available at the north end of the park. The park is open from sunrise to sunset and free parking is available.
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    Park West Recreational Complex

    Baseball/Softball Fishing Open Athletic Field Playground Recreation/Community Center Soccer Field Swimming Pool Tennis Court Track Walking Trail
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    Mon
    8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Tue
    8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Wed
    8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Thu
    8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Fri
    8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Sat
    Closed
    Sun
    Closed

    This recreational complex features Two lighted tennis courts, Activity building, Pool, Shower rooms, Baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields, Three batting tunnels, Multi-purpose field, Outdoor track, Lake pavilion, Outdoor volleyball court, and Walking trails.

    Jordan Memorial Boat Ramp

    Boat Landing Fishing
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    “The Jordan Memorial Boat Ramp is located at the west end of Rosewood Drive where experienced boaters will enjoy free, safe and easy access to fishing and boating pleasures on one of Richland County’s more challenging waterways on the Congaree River.

    The area offers a large ramp that will allow multiple boats, a fishing dock, a picnic area and plenty of parking. Many canoes and kayaks put in here for a float down to the Cayce landing about 4 miles away. The ramp is named in honor of Barnie A. Jordan, Jr., a local angler and navigator who loved the Congaree River.

    For more information about usage, please contact the Administrative Office at (803) 741-7272 or email at [email protected]”
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    Pitt Street Bridge

    Fishing Public Park
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    The Pitt Street Bridge, also known as the Cove Inlet Bridge and the Cove Inlet Causeway, was once the sole means of crossing the Charleston harbor from Mount Pleasant to the beach at Sullivan’s Island. Now it stands as a coastal passage for exercise, leisurely strolls and fishing.

    The fishing pier at the end of the Pitt Street Bridge is a premier spot to catch everything from blue crabs, flounder, bass, trout and more. What makes this fishing spot so popular is location. Cove Inlet meets the Charleston harbor and makes for a thoroughfare for sea life.

    Before the Revolutionary War, a plank bridge built on barrels was constructed across the inlet separating Mount Pleasant from Sullivan’s Island. In 1864 the H.L. Hunley crew crossed the footbridge on the way to Breach Inlet to test dive the submarine. A trolley bridge spanned the cove in 1898 and was replaced by a vehicle bridge in 1927 known as Pitt Street Bridge.

    Not only is Pitt Street Bridge open to human residents and visitors but it is also a welcoming place for your furry four-legged friends. Always remember to keep your pets on the leash and clean up after them.
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    Daniel Island Waterfront Park

    Boat Landing Fishing Playground Public Park Restaurants Walking Trail Water Park
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    The Daniel Island Waterfront Park features a splash pad, pavilion, a playground, walking and biking trails off the water with a great view of the Arthur Ravenel Bridge. The public park is in close proximity to shops, restaurants, and even a ferry ride to Charleston.

    Congaree Creek Heritage Preserve

    Fishing Kayak Access Walking Trail Wildlife Preserve
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    Bountiful wildlife, sunlit dappled forest paths and 12,000 years of history and pre-history are tucked away in a pristine setting at Congaree Creek Heritage Preserve, just a stone’s throw from downtown city lights. The 627-acre preserve, owned and managed by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, borders the Congaree River and Cayce, S.C.

    Archaeologists have found tools, pottery sherds, arrowheads and other evidence that people have lived in and around the preserve for nearly 12,000 years. A nearby road that runs through part of the preserve is part of the Old Cherokee Trail which led from the Appalachian Mountains to the coast.

    Projectile points found in the area indicate it was an Indian gathering place about 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. From a dig on adjacent property owned by SCE&G, there is evidence of people living there 2,500 years ago, as well as a home site from the 1760s.

    The Indians who once lived there “were probably hunter-gatherers of 20 or 30 who moved around 10,000 years go,” says Sean Taylor, archaeologist for the DNR’s Heritage Trust Program. “They didn’t stay for long so they didn’t generate much trash. The people were mobile.”

    In the winter months, perhaps 450 or so people gathered in this area for two or three months to mate, perform ceremonies and so forth before heading down the Congaree River.

    The first Anglo-Saxon settlement at Fort Congaree was established in 1718 on the Congaree River. The community of Saxe Gotha Township was founded in 1731. Fort Granby was established in the Revolutionary War era. On adjacent property, earthworks remain where Confederate soldiers dug in as Gen. Sherman’s troops marched to Columbia on February 14, 1865. The Confederates burned the bridge to Columbia to prevent the federal troops from entering the city.

    Beginning in the early 1900s, clay was dug from pits for the Guignard Brickworks, with peak production in World War I. The clay pits now form several ponds, home to all kinds of wildlife.

    Hikers can walk an easy 2.5-mile trail loop in about 1.5 hours and view ponds where duckweed and lily pads flourish and teem with wildlife, including an occasional, elusive alligator. Seven bridges and one bench recently were added to the trail. The area is also home to a variety of snakes, turtles, bobcats, deer, hogs, hawks, water fowl and other birds. At one time, this 70-year-old hardwood forest was farmlands. A parking area is available on the right of Old State Road just before the pavement ends.

    The White House designated the Guignard Brickworks Trail, which runs through part of the preserve, a Community Millennium Trail. This trail, as do dozens of Millennium Trails throughout the nation, reflects community history through natural settings. DNR plans to develop miles of walking and canoe trails through the property, as well as interpretive areas and benches along the way.

    Each year, the canoe trail is cleared by Brian Long, DNR Staff – Cultural Preserve Manager, and members of the Stewardship Committee. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Brian Long at 803-609-7057 or [email protected]

    Thomas A. Newman Boat Landing

    Boat Landing Fishing Kayak Access Walking Trail
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    Located at the end of Granby Landing Road, off Old State Road in Cayce, SC this landing provides access to the Congaree River. There is a hiking trail along the river as well.
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