The trail marks the location of a historic inn and camping site which provided entertainment and lodging for stagecoach travelers. Water from the spring was well known for possessing highly valuable medicine's properties, being strongly chalybeate. It is believed that the health resort was destroyed by Sherman's soldiers in 1865. Always accessible.

Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail

Chairs

Cleaning Station

Hand Sanitizing Station

Lighting

Parking

Restrooms

Tables

Wheelchair Accessible

You don’t have to be a history lover to enjoy traveling through South Carolina's Olde English District, but you will certainly learn about some of America’s earliest events along the way.

Made up of seven counties in the north-central area of the state, the district received its name because of the region’s early settlement by the English in the mid-1770s. There were a number of Revolutionary War battles fought in the area as well, and historical sites, markers, parks, buildings, and monuments offer hundreds of ways to enjoy and re-live history.

The Olde English District takes you off the Interstate and down the back roads, where family farms still flourish, museums and old plantation homes reveal the past, and parks and outdoor attractions provide fun for all ages. Browse our website and see that we are Alive with Surprises!

Old English District

Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail4

Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail3

Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail2 (2)

old english district logo

Park

Trail

Cornhole

Cross Country

Cycling

Drone Racing

Fitness Training

Hiking

Mountain Biking

Other Sport or Activity

Roundnet

Ultimate Frisbee

Yoga

Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail

About Mineral Springs Park and Walking Trail

Photos

Sports

Amenities

Spaces

Quick Links

Contacts