HISTORIC DOWNTOWN TRAIL
One of our most popular walking trails is located in the heart of our historic downtown area and runs parallel to Main Street (Highway 34). You may park at the Historic 96 Depot to start your walk. This trail is 1.4 miles long and is open from dawn until dusk, unless otherwise posted.
The Walking Trail runs east and west from the Depot to the town limit on what was formerly a railroad bed. Paved with rock dust, the trail is level, straight and is also handicap accessible. There are benches along the trail.
All residents, visitors and tourists alike are invited and welcome to enjoy a beautiful, scenic walk. One may also note various focal points in our downtown that actually line the trail: Historic homes & buildings, The Library, The Historic 96 Depot, The Kinard House, The Visitor’s center, The Fountain and The Gazebo. For your safety, all Town trails are under police jurisdiction
THE NINETY SIX TOWN PARK TRAIL
This asphalt trail is a .3 mile loop that completely surrounds the town park. It is located on the corner of Saluda and Cross Streets. Amenities include water fountains, restrooms, picnic tables, a playground and pavilion. There is also plenty of open space for one open up a blanket for a picnic or to play frisbee or dodgeball!
THE NINETY SIX NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE WALKING TRAIL
This is a 1 mile loop that is located on Highway 248 South-just 2 miles from Downtown Ninety Six. This walking trail shows nature at its best and is actually located inside a National Historic Site!This asphalt trail passes Colonial and Revolutionary era historical points as well as being a very popular spot for nature lovers, history buffs and bird watchers. Amenities: restrooms, information center, picnic tables and water fountains. Pets on a leash are welcome.
Supporters of Ninety Six Walking Trails:
- Citizens of Ninety Six
- Town of Ninety Six
- Greater Greenwood Parks & Trails Foundation
- Greenwood County Parks Commission
- Ninety Six Chamber of Commerce
- Historic 96 Development Association
- SC Dept of Transportation
- SC Dept Parks, Recreation & Tourism
- Norfolk Southern Railroad
- Ninety Six Lions Club