Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Archives

Sans Souci Swamp Rabbit Trail extension gets green light with $20.3M grant

Greenville County Administrator Joe Kernell announced that the county recently received the fully executed RAISE grant agreement from USDOT during the Greenville County Council’s meeting on Feb. 17.

Fountain Inn breaks ground on section of Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail

Construction on the trail is expected to be completed by late spring or summer 2027.

Greenville OK’s $1.35M in federal funding for sidewalk project: City Council notes

The city received the money from the Transportation Alternatives Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration.

ReWa’s annual River Sweep cleans up Reedy River, Brushy Creek

Volunteers included ReWa’s employees and nonprofit partners, including the Friends of the Reedy River and Conestee Nature Preserve.

Preliminary plans take shape for Greenville’s wheelsports park

The new park will be constructed on an approximately 10-acre site at 425 Airport Road, adjacent to the Greenville Downtown Airport.

Photos: Goodwill at the Trail prepares for grand opening

The site includes three Goodwill stores and total 82,000 square feet.

Orange Line meeting photo July 2025 - megan fitzgerald

Route options for Swamp Rabbit Trail Orange Line unveiled at public meeting

The trail currently runs from the Swamp Rabbit Trail Green Line near the Swamp Rabbit Cafe to Buncombe Road.

Verdae Swamp Rabbit Trail bridge construction to begin Aug. 4

The 1,180-foot pedestrian bridge is expected to take a year to complete.

Greenville ‘wheelsports park’ plans begin with July 28 public meeting

A multiphase design process will be completed over the next five months to plan out the city’s new “wheelsports park.”

The Green Line of the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail near the Greenville Downtown Airport on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023.

Letter: Respect fellow Swamp Rabbit Trail users

When on the trail, cyclists need to slow down in crowded areas, signal their approach clearly and loudly by saying “on the left” or ringing a bell multiple times, says the reader.

Friends of the Reedy River project seeks to establish natural meadow in downtown Greenville

The vision for the Reedy River Meadow is to remove the invasive weeds, shrubs and vines to rejuvenate the bedraggled appearance of the property.

Cleveland Park new courts June 17 2025 - Megan Fitzgerald

Upgraded recreational courts open in Greenville’s Cleveland Park

The city recently completed a $1.66 million renovation to the park’s recreational courts, adding approximately 13,000 square feet of additional court space.