Indian Creek Greenway
46 Hillcrest Avenue Northwest, Huntsville, Alabama 35806
About the Business
The Indian Creek Greenway is a beautiful park and tourist attraction located in Huntsville, Alabama. The greenway spans a total of three miles, with two miles in the southern trail section starting at Slaughter Road and running northward to Creekwood Park, and one mile in the northern trail section north of Highway 72. When completed, the greenway will total six miles and extend to Old Monrovia Road. The route meanders along the creek, passing through farmland and woods, providing a peaceful and scenic outdoor experience.
The Indian Creek Greenway connects various communities and locations in West Huntsville, including Cummings Research Park, Columbia High School, Creekwood community, West Ridge community, Providence community, and Providence School. Parking is available at trail heads located on Old Madison Pike and Creekwood Park, making it easily accessible for visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll or bike ride along the greenway.
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"Great place to get some peace and quiet. You step almost immediately from the city to nature in minutes. Great escape!"
"Nice trail to run or walk. This is dog friendly and there are nice views along the trail. I noticed some new renovations to the trail for better view of the creek."
"Wonderful walk and quiet greenway. Great place for dogs to jump into the water and play around and some green fields by the school. They really need to finish the connection of the north and south side of the trail under University. Then it would be a really nice 4-5 mile paved trail."
"A small nice path within the Providence area. Well kept and a nice area to walk/run. Links the old and new phases of houses just a few hundred yards from the restaurants"
"Very nice place to walk or ride a bicycle the creek is so relaxing and a refreshing change from all the city noise and traffic. You might even see some small animals like we did yesterday with some young cottontail rabbits or lots of birds if your watching for them. Nicely paved so it is easy to walk or jog on and it is shaded for part of it so your not in the sun the whole time. Was nice to see families walking and smiling together as well."
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