Our group was two families with teenage boys. I rode the trail for the first time yesterday. Lots of signs on the trail about the TR Farmers Market, I'd love to go back during the summer to visit that on my ride. find trail maps, reviews, photos & driving directions on traillink.com Plan to be out there at least once a week when the weather is good. The trail is paved. If you would utilize that feature in making Swamp Rabbit Trail access parking info available to the public, it would facilitate the use of this Greenville attraction. It is in the process of being redone. There were many cyclists, like ourselves, just out to have a good ride but dodging children and dogs is not my idea of a fun weekend. Thanks to Travelers Rest and Greenville. Pay no attention to the mile markers. We got lost and wound up on streets four different times, a thing that never happened to me before. Plan to be out there at least once a week when the weather is good. In addition to the main area on Highway 51, there are two additional units. There were some other reviews that said there were a lot of businesses on the trail, not so. Hard to get the wife away from the stores and shops. The only real problem with this trail is the rude "bikers". And a few things in Travelers Rest. We began our journey downtown and made it to the Swamp Rabbit Cafe to stop for a rest and enjoyed popsicles sold there. It's about 0.2 mile long. Framable, this appealing map of the Swamp Rabbit Trail is printed on high quality high gloss coated stock. I love the trail and looking forward to alot of summer riding. 5. When we started at the zoo we found a few spots that we weren't sure which way to go but we just asked people near us which way to Travelers Rest and they pointed us in the right direction. Only minor improvements needed are a few pavement issues from roots (need to marked or repaired) and better signage in some areas. Once you leave Cleveland Park, you will start to get into some hills. Start downtown Greenville and have a cup of herbal iced tea from Ocha's - they seal their cups and they'll fit right in your water bottle holder. Falls Park, though crowded for cycling, was very scenic. There were moms with strollers, people walking and "serious" bikers (the ones that probably do bike races). Over all, it's a great ride with great places to stop and shop or eat. Oh and we routinely drive from Hendersonville NC to bike this trail. I know it's a big expense but i hope it's on the list of 'wants'. I tried to go ride and enjoy this trail as all the reviews say it is great. Future plans call for continuing the route through Simpsonville and Mauldin to connect with the rest of the trail. Get a FREE Rail Trails Guidebook when you become a Member with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. I am from Atlanta, it was nice to bring my bike up and use the trail. Rode this trail Tuesday, September 22, 2015 from Cleveland Park to Traveler's Rest and back. Unfortunately the trail surface is so rough and broken throughout much of its length that it makes for an extremely unpleasant riding experience for road bikes. • Scenery is both rural and urban, with a ride by/thru Furman University campus a nice bonus We even stopped on the way coming back and rode around the lake at Furman. There needs to be a police patrol every day and ticket these troglodytes! The scenery and cites are great. The trail is well maintained and has few ups and downs (important to us since we live in Florida, the land of flatness). Love this trail...wide..paved...you can make it a short or a long ride. From the north end, the trail is relatively flat and an easy ride through downtown Greenville and on to Cleveland Park and the zoo. Yes, the trail is a little hard to follow in the downtown area due to the many intersections with park paths - the signage still needs improvement. I've ridden many bike trails, and this one is just "fair". Once you get closer and then through downtown, there are a lot of side trails but they are also marked Swamp Rabbit. Trail is relatively flat and easy, and our 70 year old riding partner had no problems completing the ride. 3. once you get a mile or two north of Greenville it is very scenic and rural, very relaxing. United States • South Carolina • Cleveland Park • Swamp Rabbit Trail; More Trails View Trail Details. http://greenvillerec.com/parks/swamprabbit/. Join TrailLink (a non-profit) to view more than 30,000 miles of trail maps and more! From Faris Rd. ‘SR’ identifies the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Life is ever fleeting! The central part in downtown is "USELESS" for bike riding because it is in a very busy pedestrian area, and you have to walk your bike, and sign directions are horrible. The following 3 digits represent the mile and tenth mile you are located near. TrailLink is a free service provided by Rails-to-Trails conservancy, We're a non-profit all about helping you enjoy the outdoors, Tate Rd. This trail is VERY well used. very nice facility. Crosswalk signals definitely needed to stop the trail traffic. I love the area by Furman University and Travelers Rest but sure wish their was hills on this because most times it is very dangerous on the roads, when I first moved here I heard so much on the internet about what a wonderful bicycling community Greenville is, quite frankly this is very overrated, from the Midwest an trails in Iowa and Missouri are so much nicer and more challenging. We ate at Swamp Rabbit Grocery, and then stopped again for a beer in TR before we made our return trip. It's just a very enjoyable experience. A map of the downtown section was helpful for us, since we were new to the trail. Rode this trail Tuesday, September 22, 2015 from Cleveland Park to Traveler's Rest and back. Pleasant, easy ride. Some due to construction, some due to arrows on path the took the trail to a sidewalk? We stayed at Travelers Rest at the Hampton (being refurbished). south of White Horse Rd./CR 59 (Travelers Rest) to Lake Conestee Nature Park (Greenville). The other reviews are very accurate Positives 1. the trail has no big hills, so it is very nice. The RULES for a multi-use trail needs to be posted at every juncture that has a park sign. A real-time, community-curated map layer of Swamp Rabbit Trail - Mile Markers. I did not find the trail to be especially scenic as it basically was urban in nature. We began our journey downtown and made it to the Swamp Rabbit Cafe to stop for a rest and enjoyed popsicles sold there. I recommend a bike with suspension when cycling the Swamp Rabbit, or road bikes avoid the use of this trail. Lots of shady trees. From the north end, the trail is relatively flat and an easy ride through downtown Greenville and on to Cleveland Park and the zoo. The "P" Legend is available for the website domain manager to add parking point accesses to the map. I think about 12 miles. Although only a half-mile long, it travels by a pond and is quite picturesque. The downtown shop also does Segway tours and you can find the shop closed. Either ride slow and under control or walk your bike through the busy areas. • ONLY DRAWBACK is 3-4 very busy crossings with heavy traffic. Varying from 8 to 12 feet wide, the trail features a paved surface for bicycles, skaters and walkers, with an additional rubberized surface for runners. When we are reviewing trails, the SCENERY is always important. We stopped in at the Swamp Rabbit Grocery and had some of their homemade bread! Way to go Greenville !! And a coffee shop. Mostly level, has a couple small hills. For example “SR314 means you are at mile 31.4 on the Green Line of the Swamp Rabbit Trail network (and next door to the Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery). My daughter and I rode 18.8 miles. I do the trail only because it is all we have. When we are reviewing trails, the SCENERY is always important. Life is ever fleeting! We stopped in at the Swamp Rabbit Grocery and had some of their homemade bread! I parked near the Zoo off of Lakehurst, lot had a lot of trees for use about all day shade. But really enjoyed the trail as there is a lot to see (not boring). It is no wonder why. They have preserved some of the old RR crossing signal masts, but only with yellow advisory lights. I think the location is great, as it follows the Reedy River for most of its journey between downtown and the southern end. Goes right by Furman University and can bike around the lake there. There are tight turns on either end of a small bridge over the Reedy River. Get a FREE Rail Trails Guidebook when you become a Member with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. The biggest issue with the trail is signage. about 14 miles round trip. The actual trailhead in Traveler's Rest is not really clear, even though you can see the trail and there is a lot of parking along it. There is a 4 lane highway to cross with a small median. We've stopped in and went to Barnes and Noble with a Starbucks and eaten at the Moe's there. We biked all the way from the cemetery in Traverlers Rest, SC to the Greenville, SC section. I think of it the other way. Some people were critical of the train through town. I went on a Saturday afternoon, as I have a job through the week, and it was a complete disappointment. Whoever developed signage should be drug tested. Also, the Greenville Hospital System and Greenville County Recreation District raised awareness of the trail during the Labor Day Weekend's USPRO Cycling Championships by presenting a scavenger hunt to lead children (and their parents/guardians) to the trail at Linky Stone Park and sponsoring a free bike helmet giveaway for children. Help defend and expand trails nationwide. The nearly 20-mile Greenville Health System (GHS) Swamp Rabbit Trail links the cities of Travelers Rest and Greenville in upstate South Carolina via a former railroad corridor. The high point to me were the friendly people including the trail policemen (yes the trail has security). If you stop, don't block the trail. But please be careful. Wonderful ride, can't wait to get back to Greenville! My wife and I started at the cemetery parking lot at Travelers Rest and ended as we arrived just inside the city of Greenville. Am training for The Outer Banks Marathon and use The Swamp Rabbit for all my runs over 2hrs. Overall, a good trail to ride on. We've ridden both weekend and weekday and much prefer weekday riding. We started our ride in the town of Travelers Rest. Very bumpy, poor maint on travelers rest to berea section. The two-foot wide, soft, track-like surface is great for runners who are concerned about the pounding harder surfaces does on the knees, while plenty of room remains bikers on the asphalt. I think the location is great, as it follows the Reedy River for most of its journey between downtown and the southern end. This section is a little hillier. It's just that much better. It looked like a rabbit trail or maybe an abandoned human trail. We live in Asheville, NC and plan to bike the Carolina Swamp Rabbit Trail often. Great trail for all types of cyclists to ride. Watch for turns marked on the streets. There are but they are all ok, except one. Almost everyone on the trail is pretty courteous, in my experience--even around the tight turns underneath bridges and such. Use your GPS and downloaded trail map. The "P" Legend is available for the website domain manager to add parking point accesses to the map. Afte a full day of trying to figure out Swamp Rabbit trail (where to start etc etc., I had it down! I moved to Greenville about a month ago and haved already logged several hundred miles of biking, running, and hiking on the SWR. But, we're glad we came. The Greenville Health System, a local healthcare provider, generously provided $1 million to help develop and publicize the trail. A future trail section that is not yet paved has had the rails removed and the road bed graded through Furman University and is definitely usable as part of any excursion at the University. There is a beautiful Hampton Inn right in this area too. This trail is at the top of our list as one of the more enjoyable ones we have biked and we will be biking it again. Also provides excellent access to some of Greenville's beautiful scenery. Lots of great little shops and cafes in Travelers Rest. Started out a little chilly but soon warmed up! There are plenty of spots to rest, eat and sightsee. And a coffee shop. At one point you can see a beautiful waterfall. But kudos to everyone who is working to extend the trail and make it better. Places to venture off trail in Travelers Rest, food, etc. If you are trying to decide whether or not to do this trail, stop pondering and do it. Based on previous reviews, we made the trip to SC from VA to ride this trail. Used the parks paved trail and the signs to connect with the SR. Agree with other reviews that the signage in town might be a little confusing, the Trail is mixed in with the park's paths, but you'll want to see the sights here anyway - use the map or an app, and the way becomes clear. There are at least three bike shops that we know of along or near the trial, located at mile markers 24, 31.5 and 33 (the shop is just north of the trail on N. Hudson). About halfway between the two cities near Mile Marker 31½ is the Swamp Rabbit Café and Grocery. My son and I got on the trail at the YMCA and headed to downtown Greenville. No bookstore, ice-cream shop, toy store, etc. We absolutely love this trail and are so very thankful for it! Also, would like to see more cyclists wearing helmets for protection. As you head towards TR the trail takes a "jog" at Willard St. 4. the trail is well maintained. Average trail going north from Greenville. I highly recommend this trail and stay for dinner in Greenville. I think we would do that next time! It runs from Travelers Rest to the Greenville zoo. To reach the trail from Reedy River Falls Historic Park, continue up river under Main St. and about 1/8 mile to River St. Cross the street and continue along Reedy View Dr. (slightly to the left) until you reach Link Stone Park. Oh and we routinely drive from Hendersonville NC to bike this trail. It needs a bit better marking in Greenville as the signs for the offshoots lead one to believe the trail is turning when it is not. This would be a great WEDNESDAY trail ride for sure! As a long time runner I was especially impressed by the four foot wide rubberized asphalt portion of the trail. I rode 90% of it last weekend, and the number of people using it was impressive. There were so many people there that refused to share the trail, walkers, runners AND other cyclists. Enjoy! Heading south from Travelers Rest there are several somewhat long stretched of trail you can ride without interruption. I think they need better signage on the beginning of the trail from the point starting at the zoo. Turn onto Reedy View Dr. and you may find parking there (only a few spaces available). More serious cyclists probably will probably appreciate this as a 10-mile warm up ride for a launch into the foothills of the Appalachians. Have ridden the entire Trail 4 times now and it is beautiful! Hallelujah! The trail has a riparian view, but is bordered by an industrial and warehouse neighborhood with poor lighting so keep urban safety in mind. It includes benches along the way so you can stop and relax if you like. Also, needs more signage as you come into Greenville. But i got lost twice trying to get through. The two-foot wide, soft, track-like surface is great for runners who are concerned about the pounding harder surfaces does on the knees, while plenty of room remains bikers on the asphalt. As it comes to East Faris Rd. Watch for turns marked on the streets. Swamp Rabbit Trail Interactive Map Swamp Rabbit Trail The Swamp Rabbit Trail is a 22-mile multi-use (walking and bicycling) greenway that traverses along the Reedy River, an old railroad corridor and City parks to connect Travelers Rest with the City of Greenville, South Carolina. I have two issues though. There were some food stops, ice cream stops, and even some brew pub stops. https://www.facebook.com/BikesBeerandGrub/, 7/17 we arrived next morning I hit the trail for the next 5 days up to Tate Rd.then back to downtown Greenville, i promised to try Paris Mt. The signs could be a little bit better, had to ask several times in Greenville which way to go to stay on the trail. Some signs are on posts, but many, as you get closer to the trail heading North, are applied to the sidewalks. Hope they get that extension to Simpsonville soon. There are many shops popping up along the way and plenty of things to see and do. We have a house up in Virginia (we live in Ga.) on the New River Trail and bike a lot there but we enjoyed the paved ride in Greenville....when we weren't dodging animals, children and slow people! rode northern section then around the lake at Furman University and back. The actual trailhead in Traveler's Rest is not really clear, even though you can see the trail and there is a lot of parking along it. Although there are a couple of steep embankments, fences have been erected in the most dangerous sections - it makes for nice views and plenty of wild life. Also, the trail is now extended to the South, almost all the way to the campus of Greenville Technical College. When we started at the zoo we found a few spots that we weren't sure which way to go but we just asked people near us which way to Travelers Rest and they pointed us in the right direction. When gates are closed, you will be subject to citation if you are found to be on the Irvine “scheduled program only” trails. i get up first second day at 7am figuring who would be out and i take off on yhe trail ( great trail point ) back to who wpuld be out, well jogger on top of jogger...Folks i've cycle the N.C.R trail in gun powder park Md. Nice job Greenville! There are a lot of scenery changes and plenty of places to stop along the way. We ride this on a tandem several times a week and absolutely love it. Map of the Swamp Rabbit Trail details and the greater Greenville SC area. It was fun to watch the families that sat out on blankets next to the falls and children that were having a good time running around. It has it all: restaurants along trail, nearby grocery stores, bike shops, water fountains & restrooms. Enjoy! At one point you can see a beautiful waterfall. It was perfect weather that morning for a ride and I suggest doing that as opposed to an afternoon ride during summer months. Today was my first time riding the Swamp Rabbit (used the recumbent trike). To reach the trail from Reedy River Falls Historic Park, continue up river under Main St. and about 1/8 mile to River St. Cross the street and continue along Reedy View Dr. (slightly to the left) until you reach Link Stone Park. This section is almost totally a secluded, riparian area. My daughter loved it. River Place is full of shops, artists and restaurants. I recommend a bike with suspension when cycling the Swamp Rabbit, or road bikes avoid the use of this trail. There were a few businesses along the way. This trail is the safest route for cyclists wanting to get from Greenville to Travelers Rest and beyond. We call out to them, ring the bell, and today one couple stopped and blocked the whole lane! The two roads will meet up just before going under I85, which is where you pick up the southern end of the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Either ride slow and under control or walk your bike through the busy areas. Drove from Charlotte and cycled from Cleveland Park to Travelers Rest. Although there are a couple of steep embankments, fences have been erected in the most dangerous sections - it makes for nice views and plenty of wild life. The path is bumpy. If you want a real challenge, take Cleveland St past Pleasantburg Dr into neighborhoods to Perkinsmill Rd or East Perkinsmill Rd (much hillier choice) . The trail can be confusing unless you look at Google Maps. On the way back I left the wife and daughter downtown while I rode back to the vehicle. Thank you, Greenville for finally getting the leg completed from downtown to Furman. We had a great time and travelled approx. The other reviews are very accurate Positives 1. the trail has no big hills, so it is very nice. Places to venture off trail in Travelers Rest, food, etc. Check or FAQs for more common login questions. Had I not knelt down, I never would have seen the opening. Negatives 1. There is a parking area for the trail beside the cemetery. Walkers, runners, VERY SLOW walkers with dogs that would not move out of the path. Pushing through the brush, I indeed saw a trail pointing in a promising direction, and this was no game trail. Thank you, again for all the hard work on making this long-awaited trail a reality. I highly recommend this trail and stay for dinner in Greenville. 2. it goes right through downtown Greenville so you get to go right next to the falls. great maps and information on greenvillerec.com The Y has ample parking, is safe and there were many other bikers parking there. If we'd known ahead of time, we would have stayed there, because downtown Greenville would be a beautiful place to stay and play. The path can get pretty crowded and not everyone obeys the rules of the road. I found it leisurely and quite well-traveled by bikers, walkers, and joggers for a Tuesday. Now let’s hope the city of Greenville gets on-board to fix the southern portion of the trail. It is definitely a place I would bring small children to introduce them to the joys of biking. What a great surprise, a waterfall right in downtown. It is now 17.5 miles long and it seems to be growing every year. I really enjoyed this trail and I look forward to doing it again soon! I will try it again at a later date but on this date I was disappointed with it. The Swamp Rabbit will continue to grow offering fun, non-motorized recreation and transportation opportunities wherever it goes. My wife and I, both age 54, rode this trail Friday, August 3, 2012. We never got there. Falls Park, though crowded for cycling, was very scenic. I have seen rabbits, foxes and even deer (on the, newer, southern section near Lake Conestee.). It needs a bit better marking in Greenville as the signs for the offshoots lead one to believe the trail is turning when it is not. Some pamphlets with maps would be a great help...if you’re going to brag on this trail, make it rideable end to end. Once you get to Greenville, you'll be amazed at the beauty of the downtown area. It is definitely a place I would bring small children to introduce them to the joys of biking. The southern end of this portion of the trail is even worse to find. Some people were critical of the train through town. Trail was well kept, very wide in places and everyone using it respected lanes, passing, etc. At this time, there is no signage leading to the trail head, or identifying the trail head. Your donation will help us to continue connecting more people to trails around the country. The trail is complete for about 1.5 miles and a near-level walk. Head injuries are bad news. There are a lot of scenery changes and plenty of places to stop along the way. The 20 mile-per-hour speed limit should keep you safe and there are no sharp curves between Greenville and TR. Become a member and wear your FREE T-Shirt with pride. There's easy access to downtown Greenville. If you need bike supplies, there is a very nice bike/kayak shop shortly after you start the ride. 16.1 Miles 25.9 KM Point to Point. The city really needs to correct these many sign ERRORS! Way to go, Greenville County! Once again the only reason we went to Greenville was because of the trail. Nice job Greenville! This trail is at the top of our list as one of the more enjoyable ones we have biked and we will be biking it again. Linky Stone Park will be on the right (great native plant education for young and old) and as you continue past the park and beneath the Academy St. overpass, Carolina Swamp Rabbit Trail begins on your left, between the middle two columns supporting the overpass. i get up first second day at 7am figuring who would be out and i take off on yhe trail ( great trail point ) back to who wpuld be out, well jogger on top of jogger...Folks i've cycle the N.C.R trail in gun powder park Md. I know hendersonville NC-Brevard NC are discussing building a similar trail as well as Easley-Pickens SC. Trail is relatively flat and easy, and our 70 year old riding partner had no problems completing the ride. 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