Trails in Greensboro
- Adjacent to Lake Brandt, this 250-acre park provides a wide variety of recreational opportunities to Guilford County residents including, fishing,
- This trail is the perfect backdrop for your next scenic hike or adventurous mountain bike ride whether you’re experienced or
- The Copperhead Trail (3.2 miles) dips and twists through the wooded areas of Country Park in Greensboro with the berms
- Whether you’re hiking or biking, the Owl’s Roost Trail (4.3 miles) promises a good workout. Voted the “best urban mountain
- Formerly known as Lake Brandt Greenway, Battleground Rail Trail, and Bicentennial Greenway, this corridor was constructed on the abandoned Atlantic-Yadkin
- Southwest Park is a 513 acre property owned and operated by Guilford County in conjunction with Piedmont Triad Regional Water
- Nat Greene Trail (3.6 miles) is one of the oldest and most popular of the City’s watershed trails. It winds
- The Laurel Bluff Trail traverses beautiful woodland and wetlands along the edge of Reedy Fork Creek. This trail is one
- Previously known as the Peninsula Trail, this path takes a winding route along a peninsula that juts out into the backwaters
- Park in Greensboro offering trails, sports fields, and a skate park. Latham Park Greenway (1.2 miles) winds through Latham Park










