Greenway Mountain Biking Trails
Greenway bike trails are mostly beginner-friendly and are suited for both new and experienced mountain bikers. Mountain bike loops are marked by a specific color. Trail markers are placed every 1/4 mile throughout trails and provide reference points that correspond to the trail map.
Please note that some MTB loops are directional and change seasonally. Be mindful of trailhead signage. As of September 18, 2024, Prairie Loop is running counter-clockwise and Paradise Loop is running clockwise.
Access mountain biking trails from the Adventure Road Entrance (104 Adventure Road) and the Blue Star Entrance (362 Handy White Way).
Helmets are required for all riders. No e-bikes are permitted on property.
Private Lessons
To arrange a private lesson, contact us. Private lessons cost $100 for two hours of private instruction or $180 for two hours of semi-private instruction for two participants of same skill level. Members receive a 10% discount.
Participants younger than age 15 must have an adult accompanying on the trail ride. Accompanying adult is not a “second person” and attends at no additional charge; however, instruction is planned for the youth.
Hike and Dog Park trails are currently open. Horse and Bike trails are currently closed. The Mountain Bike Skills Park is temporarily closed.
Bridge Work the week of Monday, 4/21
A section of Prairie Loop has been rerouted around construction.
Please show caution and follow signs while in the area.
For detailed updates and current status of the new bridges project click the link below.
General Information
Hours: 7am - Sunset
Daily Admission Fees:
$14 per person | Youth (ages 5-12) $7 per person
Trailering In - $22/horse (Lake Haigler Entrance only)
Free to Members. JOIN TODAY!
Guest Services Front Desk: 803.547.4575
Trail hotline: 803.547.1019
Only debit/credit cards are accepted at our Welcome Stations.
Cash & cards are accepted at the Greenway Gateway.
Greenway Trail Guide
Yellow is used for hiking trails
Purple is used for horseback riding and hiking
Red and Green is used for mountain biking and hiking.
Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash at all times. No motorized equipment of any kind is allowed on any trails.