Top 4 Natural Monuments around Mauldin

In the heart of Greenville, the Reedy River descends in a stunning waterfall. Once an industrial hub, it became “Falls Park on the Reedy” in the '60s. The elegant Liberty Bridge arches over the river, offering a breathtaking view of this natural wonder.

Falls Park on the Reedy, in Greenville's Historic West End, is more than nature's delight—it's a cherished city gem. A versatile haven for all ages, where people gather to thrive and celebrate life.

Falls Park on the Reedy, in Greenville's Historic West End, is more than nature's delight—it's a cherished city gem. A versatile haven for all ages, where people gather to thrive and celebrate life.

In the heart of Greenville, the Reedy River descends in a stunning waterfall. Once an industrial hub, it became “Falls Park on the Reedy” in the '60s. The elegant Liberty Bridge arches over the river, offering a breathtaking view of this natural wonder.

Conestee Lake was originally created by the construction of a hydroelectric power dam in 1892. Take a break on your run right about here to feel the gentle breeze off the waters and enjoy the unique and natural environment.

Spanning 400+ acres and recognized globally as an Important Bird Area and a Wildlife Sanctuary, it boasts 11 wildlife decks, and 40 learning stations. You will have plenty of opportunities to admire this wondrous landscape during an invigorating run.

Conestee Lake was built as a part of a hydroelectric power dam in the 19th century. Despite being a human-made lake, it is now a flourishing environment with many species of birds and an abundant flora.

A unique garden that allows visitors to experience flowers using all five senses, a geological wall made of rocks and minerals from across the state, a textile garden, a Hansel and Gretel cottage, and a secret garden.