The Swamp Rabbit Trail's history in Greenville Co. begins as a 1888 railroad. Poor construction through a swamp led to its nickname as it bounced on the tracks.

Greenville is proud of the Swamp Rabbit Trail. The biking and running trail that winds through downtown and reaches Travelers Rest and Mauldin is one of the most highlighted features of Greenville.

The Swamp Rabbit runs nearly 20 miles from ... That’s when Greenville County bought 13 miles of abandoned railroad track for the ... For information on the trail and printable maps, ...

The Swamp Rabbit Trail has been so embraced by local bikers, walkers and joggers that it seems to have been embedded in this community. But while its history as a railroad is long, its use as a ...

Greenville County’s Swamp Rabbit Trail has become an economic force. Here’s how the SC trail has impacted the area and the residents.

Swamp Rabbit Trail is expanding in Greenville. Work is underway in Nicholtown, North Main, Gower, Overbrook, Greenline-Spartanburg and Conestee neighborhoods.

A train locomotive built in the 1940s was moved by crane Friday to the Swamp Rabbit Trail.David Wilkerson owns Motive Power and Equipment Solutions INC in Greenville."We're donating it to the ...

Construction has closed a portion of the swamp rabbit trail starting Monday morning.The block between Willard Street and W Washington Street is blocked while crews work to make the intersection of ...

The first extension has already been identified along an inactive rail corridor that runs parallel to Rutherford Road. It will add 1.5 miles to the line and connect Buncombe Road to Worley Road.