Fall is a fantastic time to enjoy the outdoors around Myrtle Beach, with beautiful weather and so much natural scenery to explore. Local parks and nature preserves offer a wide range of fun, family-friendly activities, whether you're in the mood to traverse the trails or experience the beauty of the Lowcountry from a different perspective. Our real estate agents have more on the best hikes and outdoor activities around Myrtle Beach for your fall adventures.

• Huntington Beach State Park – 16148 Ocean Hwy., Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
  With a range of natural scenery to discover along a lovely walking trail, Huntington Beach State Park is the perfect place for a stroll on a beautiful fall day. Within the park, you'll find a 3-mile trail that travels through wetlands to the waterfront with birds and wildlife, eventually leading to Atalaya Castle. This unique, historic mansion is worth visiting and is open for tours on days when it is not hosting a special event. 

• Myrtle Beach State Park – 4401 S. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, SC 29575
  South Carolina's first state park, which opened in 1936, Myrtle Beach State Park has been delighting nature enthusiasts for nearly 90 years. The highlight is a well-maintained, 1.2-mile trail, ideal for spotting birds and local wildlife. It's an easy trail and relatively short compared to other nearby trails, making it a favorite for family visits. 

• Grissom Parkway Trail – 62nd Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
  Want to go on a nature walk, without making the trip to a park or nature preserve? The Grissom Parkway Trail is a long, flat paved trail in Myrtle Beach, which is open for strolling, hiking, and biking. The trail checks in at over 10 miles when combined with the Harrelson Trail, with a mix of urban and natural scenery. It's an excellent place for a relaxing stroll around sunset, or a fun bike ride as you explore.
  
  
• Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens – 2250 SC-179, Little River, SC 29566
  Looking for an especially dog-friendly place for a fall hike? Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens, located a short drive from Myrtle Beach, is well worth the trip. Experience a 3-mile trail which winds through a variety of settings, including forests, wetlands, and waterfront. It's also a fantastic place to learn about local history and nature in South Carolina. The walking paths within the garden feature a variety of historical markers, which tell you about what life was like in bygone eras. The trail is rated as moderate and takes around 1.5 hours to complete. 
  
  
• Horry County Bike & Run Park – 150 Frontage Rd. B-2, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
  Do you find yourself skipping the easy trails and heading straight for the most challenging trail at any park you visit? Then, Horry County Bike & Run Park might be the place for you. The trails are twisting, turning, and challenging, with steep elevation changes to test your endurance. The trail checks in at about 7 miles, providing a hardy test for advanced hikers and mountain bikers who love a challenge. Plan for about 3 hours in nature, if you're tackling the whole trail.

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