Town-n-Country Greenway (Hillsborough County) Reviews Return to the Town-n-Country Greenway (Hillsborough County) page Submit a Review Nice Trail By crusinduo in May, 2010 I just rode the trail twice this week. I really enjoyed it. It is open from Sheldon to George. A couple of nice bridges to stop and take a little scenery. We saw several rabbits and squirrels along the way. There is even a sign that says "do not feed the aligators". Although the trail is not that long, the ice water stops along way were a welcome site. All in all, it is nice ride. Plans to extend trail By J R in November, 2003 "Hillsborough County has plans to extend the Town-n-Country Greenway. On the west end, there are plans to extend the trail from Webb road to Sheldon Road, with a bridge over Rocky Creek. And on the east end, there are plans to extend the trail from the softball fields to George Road, with a bridge over Channel G. As of November 1, 2003, it looked like the construction on the east side was complete. However, it appeared that the trail extension was not offically opened to the public yet."
Submit a Review Nice Trail By crusinduo in May, 2010 I just rode the trail twice this week. I really enjoyed it. It is open from Sheldon to George. A couple of nice bridges to stop and take a little scenery. We saw several rabbits and squirrels along the way. There is even a sign that says "do not feed the aligators". Although the trail is not that long, the ice water stops along way were a welcome site. All in all, it is nice ride. Plans to extend trail By J R in November, 2003 "Hillsborough County has plans to extend the Town-n-Country Greenway. On the west end, there are plans to extend the trail from Webb road to Sheldon Road, with a bridge over Rocky Creek. And on the east end, there are plans to extend the trail from the softball fields to George Road, with a bridge over Channel G. As of November 1, 2003, it looked like the construction on the east side was complete. However, it appeared that the trail extension was not offically opened to the public yet."