8 Mountain Bike Trails near Chapin, SC 29036
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palmetto trail (peak to prosperity passage)
Little Mountain, South Carolina
5.7 miles NA mostly doubletrack passage through Fairfield County crossing the impressive Broad River trestle, connecting the Alston trailhead west through South Carolina's Palmetto Trail.
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Saluda Shoals Park
Columbia, South Carolina
12.5 miles SEA multi-use trail in Saluda Shoals Park near Columbia mixing singletrack with greenway and power line roads — intense short climbs, rooty gullies, and a great night ride.
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Harbison State Forest
Columbia, South Carolina
13.6 miles SEA 20-mile mountain bike trail system in Harbison State Forest near Columbia with well-marked beginner-to-intermediate trails — best on dry days, with dogs allowed, bathrooms available, and a $5/day or $25/year permit.
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Lynches Woods
Newberry, South Carolina
15.4 miles NWAcclaimed mountain bike singletrack near Newberry with switchbacks, creek crossings, and washboards — widely considered the best trail in South Carolina.
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Riverwalk Canal
Columbia, South Carolina
20.5 miles SEA riverside greenway ride in Columbia following the canal — a bridge, a historic pumphouse, and sandy and paved paths alongside the water.
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Sesquicentennial State Park
Columbia, South Carolina
25.8 miles EA 5-mile loop mountain bike trail in Sesquicentennial State Park near Columbia, well-marked and best when wet, with swimming, volleyball courts, soccer fields, bathrooms, and dogs on leash allowed.
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Buncombe - Brickhouse Recreation Area
Kinards, South Carolina
28.0 miles NWA 28-mile outer loop with color-coded connectors through shady trails, creek crossings, old cemeteries, wagon roads, and springtime dogwood displays near Kinards — open to hikers, riders, and equestrians.
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Palmetto Trail (Gate 5)
Columbia, South Carolina
29.2 miles SEA winding singletrack passage of South Carolina's Palmetto Trail near Leesburg Road, well-marked with yellow flashes and surprisingly sand-resistant despite Columbia's sandy eastern soil.
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