Rock Hill, South Carolina

Trails & Greenways Map

Trail Overviews

  • Tech Park Trail

  • Airport Loop Trail

  • Armory Park Trail

  • Confederate Park Trail

  • Eagle Trail

  • Emmett Scott Trail

  • Fewell Park Trail

  • Friedheim Park Trail

  • Hood Center Trail

  • Manchester Meadows

  • Piedmont Medical Center Trail/River Park

  • Waterford Trail

  • Morgan Trail

  • South Pointe Trail

  • Southland Park

  • St. Anne's Trail

  • Cherry Park

  • Winthrop Park

  • Northside Greenway

  • Saluda Bike Route

  • Catawba River Blueway

  • Stay to the right when walking on wide paths.
  • When passing, pass on the left of the person in front.
  • If you stop for a rest, move off of the trail to let others pass.
  • If you have a dog, be sure to keep it on a leash and pick up its droppings.
  • Do not feed the animals. Doing so disrupts natural foraging habits.

Connect Rock Hill: Last 10 Comments

Chuck

Catawba River Blueway

Great paddle from the dam to Riverwalk or on down to Riverpark. You may see a Bald Eagle along the way.


T-bolt!

Emmett Scott Trail

Awesome lap around the Emmett Scott Trail this afternoon!


DeWayne

Manchester Meadows

Awesome place with shopping and restaurants!!


Trail of the Month

Cherry Park

Length: 1.5 miles

Type: Trails

Surface Type: Asphalt

Description:

The second sports venue to be inducted into the National Softball Association’s (NSA) Hall of Fame, Cherry Park is Rock Hill’s premier softball/baseball facility nestled in a beautiful 68 acre park with scenic trails, a large playground and numerous park amenities. Cherry Park can be enjoyed year-round and provides athletic programs for both youth and adults. The park is also proud to host some of the largest regional, state, and national tournaments in the country.

At the entrance to the softball/baseball complex stands a bronze statue of Mighty Casey, well-known to softball and baseball enthusiasts as the subject of Ernest Lawrence Thayer’s poem “Casey at the Bat.” This 14’ public art work was crafted by Mark Lundeen in 1991.

Wellness Tip of the Month

Adults need at least 2 hours and 30 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity every week. Aerobic Activity is any activity in which the body’s large muscles move in a sustained rhythmic pattern over time. Examples include brisk walking, running, swimming, and biking.

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