East Coast Greenway Handbook for South Carolina

A paved trail thru coastal South Carolina

http://www.greenway.org/

The East Coast Greenway is an ambitious project to build a 2600 mile long paved trail for non-motorized transportation along the east coast of the United States. Altho it presently has many gaps, there are quite a few sections of trail already open along the route from Key West to the Canadian border. A portion of the greenway passes thru South Carolina's low country, and several sections are open, mostly in resort and tourist-oriented areas. Parts of the greenway are paved, and are open for walking, bicycling, and roller skating. Other parts are unpaved.

East Coast Greenway maps:

• Map #01 » North Myrtle Beach: Oceanside roads
• Map #02 » North Myrtle Beach: Barefoot Resort Trail
• Map #03 » Myrtle Beach: Grissom Parkway Trail and Harrelson Boulevard Trail
• Map #04 » Murrells Inlet: Waccamaw Neck Bikeway
• Map #05 » Huntington and North Litchfield beaches: Waccamaw Neck Bikeway
• Map #06 » Pawleys Island Community: Waccamaw Neck Bikeway
• Map #07 » Isle of Palms and Sullivans Island: island roads
• Map #08 » Mount Pleasant and Charleston: Wonders Way (Cooper River Bridge)
• Map #09 » Charleston: West Ashley Greenway
• Map #10 » Johns Island Community: West Ashley Greenway
• Map #11 » Bluffton: New River Trail

Listed here are some of the places that provide parking and access for the East Coast Greenway:

• Georgetown County:
  • Murrells Inlet Public Boat Landing
  • Morse Park Landing
  • Huntington Beach State Park
• Charleston County:
  • Breach Inlet
  • Patriots Point
  • West Ashley Greenway
• Beaufort County:
  • New River Trail

Visit http://coastalgeorgiagreenway.org/ for information about the Coastal Georgia Greenway.

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