Grissom Parkway Trail – Bike and Run Park Trail loop from Cottage Beach

Grissom Parkway Trail – Bike and Run Park Trail loop from Cottage Beach

Moderate

2.7

(3)

riders

Grissom Parkway Trail – Bike and Run Park Trail loop from Cottage Beach

03:48

84.6km

320m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Tips

Includes a movable bridge

Check opening times.

After 29.3 km for 90 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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10.8 km

Pine Creek Forest Preserve

Forest

11.6 km

Robert Grissom Forest Preserve

Forest

19.0 km

Grissom Parkway Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Running alongside Grissom Parkway, Grissom Parkway Trail in Myrtle Beach is a popular multi-use path. Ideal for biking and walking, it offers scenic views, a smooth paved surface, and convenient access to local parks and neighborhoods.

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73.2 km

Bike and Run Park Trail

Highlight • MTB Park

This biking and running park is a 7-mile long single-track with bumps, twists, and fast segments.

As a biker, make sure that you keep an eye out for runners who are slower than you.

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73.6 km

The Hulk

Highlight • Trail

The Hulk is a popular trail for mountain biking, running, and walking. It is a nice spot to continue a hike or make a few loops to get some miles in, as it is a smaller park, but still beautiful and worth a visit. It is a wooded area with ample shade.

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73.6 km

The Hulk – Horry County Bike & Run Park

Highlight • MTB Park

If you are looking for a serious trail running challenge in Myrtle Beach, The Hulk is your answer. There are not many proper trail single-track running routes in Myrtle Beach, but The Hulk has it all. Technical features, up-and-down elevated trails, and endless looping possibilities keep it interesting. The full loop is a little bit over 10K, but you can cut it short for less distance or loop another time to make it a fun half-marathon trail run!

Once you get here you cannot miss the signs, but most of the running trails are shared with MTB'rs. Runners go counterclockwise and cyclists clockwise. So keep an eye out for them.

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