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Hike the easy 1.8-mile Cayce Riverwalk, an accessible trail along the Congaree River with river views and unique public art.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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2.93 km
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2.66 km
206 m
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2.63 km
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The trail features a smooth and easy surface, primarily consisting of a paved greenway and wide wooden boardwalks. It's largely flat, making it suitable for walking, jogging, or cycling.
Yes, it is considered an easy trail, fully paved, and ADA accessible. It's designed to accommodate all levels of physical ability, including those with strollers or wheelchairs. Golf cart tours are also available for seniors and individuals with limited mobility.
Free parking is available at designated areas along the trail. The trail is well-maintained and offers numerous amenities, including parking.
The trail is generally dog-friendly, but always ensure your pet is on a leash and that you clean up after them. Look for specific signage regarding pet regulations.
The Cayce Riverwalk can be enjoyed year-round. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities, while the shaded sections provide relief during warmer months. Bird-watching opportunities are present throughout the year.
No, there are no entrance fees or permits required to access the Cayce Riverwalk or the broader Three Rivers Greenway system. It is a public park area.
You'll enjoy diverse scenery including shaded riverine forests, views of the Congaree River, and glimpses of the Columbia skyline. The trail also features historical markers, public art installations like hand-carved animal sculptures, and passes through the Cayce River Arts District.
Yes, the Cayce Riverwalk is a vital part of the larger Three Rivers Greenway, connecting to over 14 miles of trails. It intersects with sections of the Timmerman Trail and the West Columbia Riverwalk, allowing for extended adventures.
Yes, the trail is well-equipped with amenities. You'll find restrooms, picnic areas, covered shelters, and benches along the path for your convenience.
The trail is rich in history, with historical markers and wayside exhibits detailing the area's past, including its role in the American Revolution and Civil War. It passes by the site of the Colonial Village of Granby and the 12,000 Year History Park.
A typical hike on the Cayce Riverwalk, covering the approximately 2.9 km route, takes around 45 minutes to an hour at a moderate pace. However, the full trail system is longer, offering options for extended walks.