Daniel Island Trail

Multiple places along the trail in various small parks to park and access it. Scenic views along the way, if you don't mind the road noise from the bridge when you get near it. In particular, I liked getting to be under the bridge and go over waterways along the trail. There were various swings and benches throughout the trail to take a rest and enjoy the scenery.

such a beautiful and peaceful spot, especially with the views of the River I went there for a short walk, and it was really relaxing. However, I noticed a sign that indicated parts of the trail are private property, so I wasn’t able to explore as much as I’d hoped.

Gorgeous trail with flat terrain and beautiful greenery along the waterfront side. It looks wheelchair accessible as the trail is wide and flat, and I've seen people with their strollers go by, but I can't officially confirm if it is though. There's a picnic area right by the entrance. I didn't see any public restrooms.

We parked by recreation center lot and strolled about 1.5 miles out before turning around. It was mostly gravel trail with a couple of boardwalks. I wished that public restroom facilities were available or marked easily for visitors to find. Thankfully the recreation building was open and we used their bathrooms. There were quite a few dog walkers and joggers utilizing it. Very few benches or trash cans along much of the trail though.

Depending on how much you wanna walk/bike, this trail goes about 24 miles I think. We only did a mile from the parking lot, and then walked back. It was nice to be close to the water. We saw a lot pf boats and fishes. Our fav part though was using the swing by the parking lot and just enjoying the view. A great place to spend a day with the family. The kids will enjoy the playground, and there are some decent restaurant options around as well.