Greenway Trail,

607 Deerfield Road, Boone, NC 28607

"We went and walked when there was snow in the ground. Their place is extremely beautiful. We even became members of the Watauga Recreational Center the following day. You cannot beat $70 per month for the two of us at this large facility with all that they have to offer."

"A paved trail for a short little walk. If you turn to the left after you cross the bridge across the stream, you can walk around a sports ground. If you turn to the right though, the trail will lead through a wooded area back to the parking lot. I gave 4 stars because I prefer to take longer walks on unpaved trails that are less “popular”. There were a lot of people walking, running, parents with children riding bicycles and people walking their dogs."

"A pleasant, paved trail that meanders here and there in Boone, NC, by a creek, through woods, past athletic fields. I saw several deer."

"My wife and I were looking for something to do outside that was close so we decided to drive to Boone, NC and walk the city's 4+ miles of Green Way. We had a picnic lunch before we started. There were ample picnic tables available. As nice as that was we were surprised to see there were no public bathrooms except for 2 port-a-johns. Then we started our walk. For the most part very nice paved walking/jogging/bike riding trails. The problem is there are no good maps anywhere to show you where you are, very little signage along the trails and no color coding or anything really on the trails to help navigate through the 4+ miles of trails. Most of our walk was "walking blind" as to where we were and which way to go. The scenery is ok but not that great. Large power lines run through some areas which would be rather scenic if they weren't there. Of course I realize this is a green way and not an actual hiking location but you'd think by now they'd at least have the trails marked. Oh well, we did get some exercise."

"Great park, we’ll maintained with paved paths. There are some less traveled gravel paths to get out of the sun and under the shade of trees. Easily bike, run or walk over 5 miles almost without using the same paths. Plenty of flat areas, benches, picnic tables and trees to relax at. Plenty of good trout fishing spots on the New River that runs close to the trail most of the way."