by Joey Holleman | Apr 2, 2021 | Cayce, Cayce Riverwalk, Three Rivers Greenway
Among the thoughts I’ve wondered as I walked on the Three Rivers Greenway: Is the large, straight ridge just inland of the trail between the Thomas Newman Boat Landing and the Cayce wastewater treatment plant a man-made structure or the result of natural river...
by Joey Holleman | Feb 17, 2021 | 12,000 Year History Park, Cayce, Cayce Riverwalk, Three Rivers Greenway
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve stopped to help 12,000 Year History Park novices confused by the trail signs. The maps on those signs show the entire Three Rivers Greenway trail system, stretched out from the I-26 bridge over the Saluda River to the west, the...
by Joey Holleman | Jan 13, 2021 | 12,000 Year History Park, Cayce
With walking history and ecology tours at Cayce’s 12,000 Year History Park on hiatus because of Covid 19, the folks who usually guide those excursions offered virtual tours in November and December. Their talks were recorded and now are available on YouTube. The...
by Joey Holleman | Dec 23, 2020 | Cayce, Cayce Riverwalk, Columbia, Saluda Riverwalk, Three Rivers Greenway, West Columbia, West Columbia Riverwalk
The Three Rivers Greenway is the perfect place to try out new bikes, inline skates, running shoes and even fitness trackers received as Christmas gifts. So here are few tips on which sections of the greenway best fit your gift-testing needs. Bikes Few Christmas gifts...
by Joey Holleman | Dec 16, 2020 | Cayce, Cayce Riverwalk
Rot has gouged out one of the giant bear’s eyes and scraped the scales off the alligator. The natural breakdown of the whimsical creatures carved by Wade Geddings in fallen tree trunks along the Cayce Riverwalk is both sad and instructional. Geddings says the work was...
by Joey Holleman | Dec 9, 2020 | 12,000 Year History Park, Cayce
Lately I’ve been reminded how much I enjoy the round-trip bike ride on the full length of the Cayce and West Columbia riverwalks. The round trip from Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center is ideal for me. The trek requires about 80 minutes of pedal pumping on my beach...
