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Cayce council discusses Riverwalk links, multi-use paths to tie attractions together
Summary
Council members proposed enhancing connectivity — including multi-use paths and pedestrian access — to link new attractions, downtown Cayce and the Riverwalk as part of broader tourism strategies.
A central topic at the July 16 session was improving physical connectivity to make multiple attractions easier to visit in a single trip. Council members discussed linking the Riverwalk, downtown Cayce and State Street, and identified multi-use paths and expanded pedestrian access as potential investments to improve visitor and resident mobility.
Staff and council framed the connectivity improvements as a complement to broader tourism and downtown-revitalization goals, noting that better pedestrian and trail connections could increase the time visitors spend in Cayce and support evening businesses.
