You may have to ask around for local knowledge. There are trails in that area, but none are marked, and many are of questionable legality.
The Palmetto Trail (it IS marked) which goes right through Table Rock State park was originally designed and built to be a multi -use trail. Most of the PT in SC is legal for bikes. But some aholes at the DNR who are in the back pocket of the hunting lobby made sure the section from Table Rock that goes toward Hwy 178 was closed to bikes. The Foothills trail also runs through there. Can't ride it either. There is a warren of double tracks in the area that I assume are legal.
See also the thread nearby about Rocky Bottom, but personnally I rather ride the road bike than those gravel roads.
Finally, It's not that far into Greenville to Paris mtn (any day but Saturday), or over Ceasar's Head to Dupont State Forest. Both of those have pretty sweet singletrack that is marked.
Which team?
The Palmetto Trail (it IS marked) which goes right through Table Rock State park was originally designed and built to be a multi -use trail. Most of the PT in SC is legal for bikes. But some aholes at the DNR who are in the back pocket of the hunting lobby made sure the section from Table Rock that goes toward Hwy 178 was closed to bikes. The Foothills trail also runs through there. Can't ride it either. There is a warren of double tracks in the area that I assume are legal.
See also the thread nearby about Rocky Bottom, but personnally I rather ride the road bike than those gravel roads.
Finally, It's not that far into Greenville to Paris mtn (any day but Saturday), or over Ceasar's Head to Dupont State Forest. Both of those have pretty sweet singletrack that is marked.
Which team?