The Swamp Rabbit Trail is a vibrant multi-use trail running through Greenville, South Carolina, offering visitors great opportunities for cycling, walking, and enjoying the scenic Reedy River area.
The Swamp Rabbit Trail is a 22-mile multi-use greenway system that follows the path of a former railroad corridor in Greenville County, South Carolina. This trail stretches from the city of Greenville to the town of Travelers Rest, offering a picturesque route along the Reedy River. Along the trail, you'll find a variety of landscapes, including urban areas, parklands, and woodlands, making it a diverse ecological experience. Originally developed to enhance and promote outdoor recreation and community connectivity, the trail has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Historical markers along the way provide insight into the area's rich past, while cafes and restaurants offer convenient stops. Key recreation opportunities include walking, cycling, running, and bird watching. Notable landmarks include the Linky Stone Park Children’s Garden and the bustling heart of Greenville at Falls Park on the Reedy, drawing visitors to its refreshing green spaces and waterfalls.
Falls Park on the Reedy with its picturesque waterfall and pedestrian Liberty Bridge
Linky Stone Park Children’s Garden, a whimsical spot for families
Cleveland Park, offering additional recreational facilities and open space
A haven for cyclists and joggers due to its flat, paved pathways
A stunning pedestrian suspension bridge offering views over the Reedy River in Falls Park.
The trail runs alongside this scenic river, providing a natural backdrop for outdoor activities.
A charming children's garden that is both educational and fun.