::Greenville Recreation District

Friendly pets on leashes are welcome
in our parks.

We ask that you do not bring pets to any of our special events or rentals.

Thank you for being responsible for pet litter.

Greenville Hospital System Swamp Rabbit Tram Trail
9 mile walking/biking trail that runs along
the Reedy River connecting Travelers Rest with the City of Greenville
Nueve millas de senderos para caminata/ciclismo al lado del río Reedy, uniendo a la ciudad de Greenville con Travelers Rest
VIEW MAP OF THE SWAMP RABBIT TRAIL

Keep checking back here for updates or e-mail
us at greenways@gcrd.org to receive e-mail updates

Active construction is currently on-going and the trail is not open for use-
Don’t get cited for Trespassing.
All greenways are closed to any form of motor vehicles.

OWN OR GIFT A SECTION OF
A GREENVILLE COUNTY GREENWAY
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Greenville County Recreation Application for
Recreation Trails Program Grant Funding.
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If you are unable to view the Grant Funding above, download it here!

PRESS RELEASES
Donations let residents own a piece of Swamp Rabbit Trail.
By Mike Foley

As unusual Christmas gifts go, buying a piece of the Greenville Hospital System's Swamp Rabbit Trail may rank near the top.Reed said she plans for her family to make outings to their section of trail to pick up litter and get exercise. MORE...

PROGRESS REPORTS
February 27, 2008 Progress Report
By Ty Houck

ORGANIC SOIL STABILIZER - The Roadzyme demonstration is scheduled for this Friday, February 29th. All day on the GHS Swamp Rabbit Tram Trail near the dam at the Furman Lake. Park at the student center and follow the signs. This is an exciting organic road building product and we want to hear your impressions of it. It is less expensive than asphalt, gives the same of type of surface, and is non-toxic to the river and the environment. More...

Swamp Rabbit February 08 Progress Report
By Ty Houck

Initiated strategic marketing plan for Swamp Rabbit that will create the look and feel of the trail. MORE...