The Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail is a 28-mile multiuse gem tracing the scenic Reedy River and linking Laurens Road, Cleveland Park, Falls Park and downtown Greenville to Furman University, Travelers Rest and beyond — with even more miles on the way. It’s a go-to for runners, cyclists, dog walkers, rollerbladers and anyone craving a quick dose of fresh air. Check out the interactive map at GreenvilleRec.com.
Coming Soon: Even more connectivity. The North Main Connector — part of the county’s upcoming Orange Line extension — will link the North Main, Greenline-Spartanburg and Overbrook neighborhoods directly into the SRT network. In Sans Souci, a separate $20 million connector project will add roughly 2.2 miles of new trail plus e-bike charging stations to boost safety and access just three miles north of downtown.
No bike? No problem. Trail-friendly rentals make it easy to hop on and go:
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Greenville Bike & Tri Co. at The Commons offers traditional and e-bike rentals.
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Sunrift Adventures in Travelers Rest rents e-bikes, mountain bikes and cruisers right on the trail.
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Reedy Rides downtown offers rentals and guided tours.
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Try an e-bike at Pedego Electric Bikes at Hampton Station or grab one through Greenville BCycle, now expanded with stations at spots like Unity Park via mobile app access.
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Cruise GVL on Laurens Road also offers e-bike rentals.
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Need adaptive equipment? The Prisma Health Roger C. Peace Adaptive Sports and Wellness Center provides rentals at The Commons.
And because every good ride deserves a good reward, major food and brew stops — such as the Swamp Rabbit Café & Grocery — dot the route, including along Main Street Travelers Rest and at Hampton Station, The Commons and Holland Park.
Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Hot Spots
Downtown Travelers Rest
- Coastal Crust
- Community Tap
- Farmhouse Tacos
- Leopard Forest Coffee Co.
- Pink Mama’s Ice Cream
- Shortfields
- Sidewall Pizza
- Sushi Yama
- Swamp Rabbit Brewery
- Tandem Creperie & Coffee House
- The Tasting Room
- Topsoil Kitchen & Market
- TR’s Oriental
- Tree House Cafe & Studio
- TruBroth Coffee & Vietnamese Cuisine
- Upcountry Provisions
- Whistle Stop at The American Café
Hampton Station
The Commons
- Automatic Taco
- GB&D (Golden Brown & Delicious)
- Indigo Kitchen
- Kuka Juice
- LaRue at The Commons
- Methodical Coffee
- MooHogz Craft BBQ
- Paseo
- The Community Tap
Holland Park
By the Numbers
- An average of 6,000 people use the Swamp Rabbit Trail each day.
- Of the 2.37 million people who used the trail in 2024, 63% were pedestrians and 37% were cyclists.
- The trail generates approximately $7 million in revenue each year.
Fast Fact
The Swamp Rabbit Trail isn’t just a local favorite — it’s a national standout. It earned the No. 1 spot on Fodor’s Best Urban Bike Paths, ranked No. 3 in Blue Ridge Country’s Best of the Mountains biking trails and landed a spot on USA Today’s 10Best public spaces list.
