Swamp Rabbit Tram Trail:
South Carolina
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Description:
The northern end of the Swamp Rabbit Tram Trail begins across from North Greenville Medical campus of the Greenville Hospital System, 807 N. Main Street, and continues south to Greenville Tech in the City of Greenville. The 13.5-mile trail runs along the Reedy River connecting Travelers Rest with the city of Greenville.

The trail varies from 8 to 12 feet wide and features a paved surface for bicycles, skaters and walkers, with an additional rubberized surface for runners. Amenities along the trail include lighting, picnic areas, benches, water fountains, restrooms, signage and bicycle racks. Views of the Reedy River are plentiful throughout the trail.

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Parking & Trail Access:
There are numerous access points and parking places the length of the Carolina Swamp Rabbit Trail. For more information, contact:

Greenville Parks & Recreation Department
206 South Main Street
Greenville, SC 29601
864-467-4355

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Reviews: [9 trail ratings]
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Great ride. Nice zoo!
By bradhasflees in January, 2012
We vacationed in Blairsville Ga. and made a day trip to Greensville just for the Swamp Rabbit Trail. It was well worth the 2hr drive. Parked at the north end accross from the hospital and enjoyed the nice, well marked, scenic ride to downtown. We rode about 1 mile more to the Greenville Zoo. Spent about 1 1/2 hours there. Great time! Enjoyed being able to feed many of the animals. On the way back I left the wife and daughter downtown while I rode back to the vehicle. The only complaint... there was not much for them to do while waiting for me in that area. No bookstore, ice-cream shop, toy store, etc.
Once again the only reason we went to Greenville was because of the trail. Build it and they will come! Nice job Greenville!
Perfect for running long
By toddhoke in September, 2011
Am training for The Outer Banks Marathon and use The Swamp Rabbit for all my runs over 2hrs. I park the car in Travelers Rest, point myself southward on the trail, and turn around when it's time. Taking a side trip along the lake on Furman's campus is also a scenic treat. There are a couple of outfitters (at least) that will rent cyclists a ride in Travelers Rest. And a soft serve ice cream shop right on the trail. And a coffee shop. Down Greenville way (especially around Falls Park) there's LOTS of eateries and diversions.

If you are trying to decide whether or not to do this trail, stop pondering and do it. Life is ever fleeting!
Wonderful Park and Bike Trail in Greenville, SC
By debjag1@aol.com in July, 2011
So glad we stayed in Greenville to ride this trail. Beautifully maintained. Very congested around the park during Sunday evening, so it isn't for speed racers, but wonderful for a leisurely ride. As you leave town, heading towards Travelers Rest, there is plenty of room for a faster pace with occasional stops for somewhat busy roads. Really pleased to discover the city and their bike trail.
A large part of the trail is now paved and fences have been placed along the steep parts.
Trail Facts
Trail End Points: Cedar Creek Dr. & US 276 (Travelers Rest) to E. Faris Rd. (Greenville)
Counties: Greenville
Trail Length: 13.55 miles
Trail Category: Rail-Trail
Trail Surfaces: Asphalt
Trail Activities: Bike, Inline Skating, Wheelchair Accessible, Walking
TrailLink ID: 6016670

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Guidebook: Learn more about other Southeast rail-trails in RTC's Southeast Guidebook.