Greensboro Downtown Greenway

475 Spring Garden Street, Greensboro, NC 27401

Official options include street parking near Smith and Prescott, Lindsay and Cumberland, accessible trailhead parking at 475 Spring Garden Street, and trailhead parking at Eugene and Bragg streets.

Use the greenway according to posted trail and park rules. Lighting is present on developed sections, but events, construction, maintenance, and connecting destinations can use separate schedules.

General greenway access and public-art viewing are free. Parking, transit, programs, food, and adjacent destinations may charge separately.

Restrooms are not continuous around the loop. Plan around a confirmed public facility or open downtown destination rather than assuming every trailhead has one.

The asphalt and concrete multiple-use route is reasonably accessible by mobility device, and 475 Spring Garden Street provides an accessible trailhead parking option.

The completed loop is approximately four miles and typically uses a wide paved urban trail with road crossings, public spaces, lighting, landscaping, and connections.

Families can choose a short public-art segment or complete the loop. Stay together at road crossings and keep children clear of passing bicycles.

Leashed dogs may use the shared greenway subject to posted rules. Keep the leash short in busy urban sections and remove waste.

Use connected parks or designated public spaces for a stop, without blocking the trail. Organized events and vendors require City approval.

The loop features public art and four conceptual cornerstones, including accessible Morehead Park parking and connections into downtown neighborhoods and institutions.

Events, street work, utility construction, severe weather, maintenance, and temporary detours can affect a section. Check City notices before relying on an exact through-route.