Trails in Greensboro

Southwest Park is a 513 acre property owned and operated by Guilford County in conjunction with Piedmont Triad Regional Water

Whether you’re hiking or biking, the Owl’s Roost Trail (4.3 miles) promises a good workout. Voted the “best urban mountain

The Reedy Fork Trail (3.5 miles) parallels the Reedy Fork Creek that flows into back waters of Lake Townsend. You

The Piedmont Trail (2.75 miles) traverses a kudzu field before jutting into the wooded watershed buffer on the north shores

Park in Greensboro offering trails, sports fields, and a skate park. Latham Park Greenway (1.2 miles) winds through Latham Park

The Copperhead Trail (3.2 miles) dips and twists through the wooded areas of Country Park in Greensboro with the berms

One of the best parks in Greensboro to visit in the fall, Country Park will not disappoint. The park offers

Formerly known as Lake Brandt Greenway, Battleground Rail Trail, and Bicentennial Greenway, this corridor was constructed on the abandoned Atlantic-Yadkin

Nat Greene Trail (3.6 miles) is one of the oldest and most popular of the City’s watershed trails. It winds

A dressage training facility that is home to Grand Prix rider and “S” judge Tami Batts. A family-owned operation dedicated