The Greenville Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department currently maintains approximately 8 miles of paved multi-use recreational trails. The largest sections of paved trail can be found along Highway 76, Parkview Drive and Lily of the Valley Drive, while smaller sections can be found within several subdivisions. Most of this trail system is three season use but some portions are even maintained during the winter months for year round use. The department also maintains several gravel, grass and nature trails throughout our parks. You can find these type of trails at the Lions Park, Pebble Ridge Park, and around several of the stormwater ponds throughout Town.
While walking along the Greenville Trail System, you’ll find several amenities including waste containers, memorial trees and benches, Little Free Libraries, bike racks and Dogi-Pot waste containers with both the bags to pick up after your dog, and a waste container to throw it away. Several of our trails lead you to, or even though, our parks allowing access to many more. Public park amenities include restrooms, grilling stations, open play space, recreational courts, and playgrounds
Explore the interactive maps below to find a trail that suits your needs!
Greenville’s Interactive Tails and Amenities Map: https://bit.ly/2x6kLRx
Fox Cities Trail Map: https://bit.ly/2WVtC8c
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