Attractions and places to see around Springdale include a variety of trails, greenways, and historical sites. The region offers opportunities to explore natural riverfronts and significant cultural landmarks. Visitors can engage with both outdoor activities and historical exploration within the area.
Last updated: April 30, 2026
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Along the banks of the Saluda River, this greenway offers 3 miles of walkway that is ideal for walking, running, biking, skating and fishing.
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Flat and safe riverside park. Great for running, biking, or walking
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The Three Rivers Greenway is a pathway connecting the three cities of Columbia, West Columbia and Gayce. The name comes from the three rivers that meet here: Broad, Saluda, and Congaree River. The trail provides a mix of river views, woodlands, and parks and is a great destination for hiking, running and cycling.
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This is the newest section of the Three Rivers Greenway project. The Saluda River Greenway runs directly behind the River Alliance headquarters along the Saluda River. This is simply a beautiful part of the Saluda River.
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The Cayce Riverwalk is a beautiful section of the Congaree River. It is a great for walking, jogging, bicycling, bird-watching, picnicking and taking in the natural beauty of the riverfront. Be it on foot or bike, make sure to keep a beady eye out for the hand-carved wooden animal sculptures and the lion bench that was hand-wrought by local artists!
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This impressive and beautiful building is strategically placed in downtown Columbia and this is where the both the state executive and legislative branches meet. Since its construction in 1786, the grounds of the State House has grown from a 4-acre site into an extensive 22-acre complex featuring 7 buildings and more than 30 monuments.
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This impressive and beautiful building is strategically placed in downtown Columbia and this is where the both the state executive and legislative branches meet. Since its construction in 1786, the grounds of the State House has grown from a 4-acre site into an extensive 22-acre complex featuring 7 buildings and more than 30 monuments.
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The South Carolina State House is the state capitol and seat of government of the state of South Carolina. It was built from 1855, but not completed until 1907, partly due to the turmoil of the civil war. The surrounding park is home to several memorials, including those to George Washington, General Lee and those killed in the Civil War. https://www.scstatehouse.gov/visit.php
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The most popular attraction is the Saluda Riverwalk, a three-mile greenway along the Saluda River perfect for walking, running, biking, skating, and fishing. Another highly regarded spot is the South Carolina State House, a significant historical and architectural landmark.
Yes, Springdale offers several family-friendly attractions. The Saluda Riverwalk and Three Rivers Greenway are excellent for family outings, providing safe and scenic paths for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature. The Cayce Riverwalk also features hand-carved wooden animal sculptures that children often enjoy discovering.
You can explore several riverfront areas and greenways. The Saluda Riverwalk and Saluda River Greenway offer scenic views along the Saluda River. The Three Rivers Greenway provides a mix of river views, woodlands, and parks where the Broad, Saluda, and Congaree Rivers meet.
The most prominent historic site is the South Carolina State House. This impressive building, constructed between 1855 and 1907, serves as the state capitol and is surrounded by a park featuring several memorials.
The area is ideal for cycling and hiking. You can find various routes like the Palmetto Trail: Capital City Passage and the Three Rivers Greenway for cycling. For easy hikes, consider the Three Rivers Greenway Trail, Riverfront Park Canal Greenway, or the Cayce Riverwalk. More details on these routes can be found in the Cycling around Springdale and Easy hikes around Springdale guides.
Yes, there are several easy hiking trails. Popular options include the Three Rivers Greenway Trail, Riverfront Park Canal Greenway, the Cayce Riverwalk, and the Saluda Riverwalk. These trails offer scenic paths suitable for various fitness levels. For more options, refer to the Easy hikes around Springdale guide.
Visitors particularly enjoy the scenic beauty and versatility of the greenways. The Saluda Riverwalk is praised for being ideal for walking, running, biking, skating, and fishing. The Three Rivers Greenway is appreciated for its mix of river views, woodlands, and parks, providing a flat and safe environment for various activities.
Yes, the Three Rivers Greenway and Saluda River Greenway offer excellent viewpoints along the rivers, allowing you to take in the natural beauty of the confluence of the Broad, Saluda, and Congaree Rivers.
Absolutely! Many of the greenways are perfect for cycling. The Saluda Riverwalk, Three Rivers Greenway, and Cayce Riverwalk are all suitable for biking. You can find detailed cycling routes, including easy and moderate options, in the Cycling around Springdale and Road Cycling Routes around Springdale guides.
Yes, the Saluda Riverwalk is noted as a dog-friendly trail, making it a great option for enjoying the outdoors with your canine companion.
The Saluda River Greenway is the newest section of the Three Rivers Greenway project. It runs directly behind the River Alliance headquarters along the Saluda River, offering a beautiful part of the river to explore.


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