Map of Greenways

The Mecklenburg County greenway system is quickly becoming one of the finest in the country. Greenways are vegetated natural buffers that improve water quality, reduce the impacts of flooding, and provide wildlife habitat. Greenway trails provide recreation, transportation, fitness, and economic benefits for all to enjoy. There are over 35 miles of developed greenways in Mecklenburg County.

Briar Creek Greenway - Arnold Drive to Masonic Drive

Briar Creek Greenway - Myers Park High School

Campbell Creek and McAlpine Creek Greenways

Four Mile Creek Greenway, Matthews

Irwin & Stewart Creek Greenways
    - Urban Section: Connects North Sycamore, State Street and Freedom Drive
    - Irwin Creek Greenway: Remount Road to Clanton Road 
 
Little Sugar Creek Greenway     
     - Cordelia Park to Alexander Street Park
     - Urban Section: East 7th Street to Morehead
     - Morehead Street to Brandywine Road
     - Huntingtowne Farms Park

Lower McAlpine Creek, McMullen Creek, and Four Mile Creek Greenways 

McDowell Creek Greenway

Six Mile Greenway

South Prong Rocky River Greenway (Southeast Greenway - Davidson)

Toby Creek Greenway

Torrence Creek Greenway

Walker Branch Greenway 

West Branch Rocky River Greenway
 

• Greenway Policy 
• Greenway Master Plan 2008-2018 
• Greenway Action Plan and Map 
• Greenways Map

Donate to Partners for Parks
Help make Mecklenburg County more pedestrian-friendly. Partners for Parks is a non-profit independent organization.  



NOTE: By clicking on the "Donate Now" button, you will be transferred to networkforgood.com.  This web site (not a part of Mecklenburg County) will provide you with additional information and options for your donations to the Partners for Parks Foundation.  Please click on the "Donate Now" button  to complete your transfer to networkforgood.com.  To donate to the Greenways Fund, please enter "Greenways" in the optional designation field. 

Make a small donation  to the Partners for Parks'  "Build with a Brick" (PDF File) program and your personalized,  engraved brick will be placed along the trail.