Hiking & Biking

Located just a mile south of the South Carolina state line, the 114-acre Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens offers woodlands, salt marshes, and 3 miles of trails for biking, jogging, and hiking.

The 350-acre North Strand Park offers ball fields, picnic shelters, and three scenic trails for walking, hiking, and biking. Trails include the Carolina Bay Trail (.6 mi), Meadow Trail (.56 mi), and Lake Side Trail (.5 mi), winding by a 25-acre lake and through the 10-acre meadow.

A 6.2-mile trail

A 3.8-mile trail.

The Riverwalk has wonderful restaurants and shops nearby

A ½ mile wooden boardwalk along a natural saltwater estuary. All along the MarshWalk you will find waterfront dining, live music, water sports, chartered fishing sightseeing tours, boating, shopping and seasonal local events

The 26-mile trail from Murrells Inlet to Litchfield Beach offers a relaxing walk through coastal terrain, including beaches, maritime forests, and swamplands. Be sure to stop at Atalaya Castle, a Spanish-style fortress with tours and a shady courtyard for a break. Park Admission: $8/adult; $5/S.C. Senior; $4/youth age 6-15; Free for children 5 and younger Atalaya Castle Admission: $2/person ages 6 and up; Children 5 and under admitted free

A 3.2-acre park.

The 7.1-acre park has trails cater to all levels of fitness enthusiasts. This is also home to the free Swashbuckler Disc Golf Course.

A 1.2-mile trail which is part of the East Coast Greenway, which stretches from Maine to Key West

Near The Market Common, this historical park displays items of veterans’ service to our country, monuments, old aircraft, etc. Some of the walking trails have lights for evening walks.

The Ocean Forest Trail, just north of the Golden Mile, is a half-mile path between 53rd and 60th Avenues North on Ocean Boulevard. It features 10 workout stations, offering a chance to mix walking with exercise, all while enjoying a beautiful ocean view.

The stretch of Ocean Boulevard between 31st and 52nd Avenue North, known as "The Golden Mile," is one of Myrtle Beach’s most prestigious areas. It features mostly private beachfront homes, with no hotels, just residential properties and beach accesses with small parks. This nearly 2-mile path showcases some of the oldest and most luxurious beach homes. Sidewalks on both sides of the street offer a chance to cross over for a closer view on the return trip.