Lynches Woods Park Trail is a 4 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Newberry, South Carolina. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for hiking, trail running, horses, and mountain biking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
hiking
horseback riding
mountain biking
trail running
blowdown
Today was a great hike. I like to take the trail backwards as it provides a little more challenge than flat and downhill. There are several trees down both in the forest and across the road ,so it is closed for cars at this time.
I’ve always loved this loop. Mile 1 is a fun in and out two mile trek. I stick to the gravel loop, when we were younger we got lost in the wooden trails. Nice like hike with the 30lb babe in the ergo.
Great, heavily wooded trail. Very quiet. Nice place. Pretty hilly in a few spots.
This is a great place for exercise. they have a 4 mile gravel loop trail that you can drive, walk, horseback ect. throught. I really like it beacause I was able to take the stroller when my kids where younger. My dog loves it too! The lower side of the trail (the first two miles) has a creek running along it and is my favorite part of the walk. There are also foot trails throughout the main loop.
...Long story short take the family they'll love it.
This was a fairly disappointing outing. The trails are lightly traveled and not marked well, at all! I tried to follow a track and found myself constantly ending up on the gravel roads. Eventually I found an entry point and made my way through but decided to cut my hike short and make my way back to the car.
This area has loads of potential if someone would take the time to mark the trails and clear up the blowdowns. Otherwise, I could see someone getting lost in here.
A beautiful forest area with lots of wildlife. However .... way to many trails packed into a small area. The trails are poorly marked and run all over themselves making walking a designated route very difficult.
Very nice for day hiking. I live in Chapin and this trail is close enough to do in a few hours and be back home for dinner. It should get more foot traffic once the sections of the midlands section of the Palmetto Trail are finished. I agree with the comment about horse poo, but at least that is the worst of the problems. Pretty flat and has a good amount of intercrossing trails for horse and bike traffic. Well worth the drive if you are on the Northwest side of Columbia.
Watch out for all the horse poo. Makes the trail not so enjoyable.