Pedestrian paths in Asheville, North Carolina

Hominy Creek Greenway is a beautiful park located at 80 Shelburne Road in Asheville, North Carolina, United States. This greenway offers a peaceful and scenic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, with walking and biking trails that wind through lush greenery and along the tranquil waters of Hominy Creek. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, birdwatching, and simply taking in the natural beauty of this serene oasis. The Hominy Creek Greenway is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers to relax and recharge in a peaceful, natural setting.

The French Broad River Greenway is a park located in Asheville, North Carolina, United States. The greenway is part of the River Arts District Transportation Improvement Plan (RADTIP) and is named the Wilma Dykeman Greenway in honor of author Wilma Dykeman. The GAP Plan, adopted by the City Council in October 2022, combines the City’s Greenway Master Plan, ADA Transition Plan, and Pedestrian Master Plan into one comprehensive document to enhance the pedestrian network in Asheville. The greenway offers a variety of experiences for users, with most paths following stream, creek, and river corridors. The River to Ridge Greenway and Trail Network will connect various greenways in the downtown area, providing access to the French Broad River and Blue Ridge Mountains. The network will feature 10.25 miles of connected greenways and trails once completed. The Nasty Branch Greenway project, formerly known as Town Branch, will provide an important East/West connection in the greenway network and feature interpretive signs about the history of the Southside community. Greenway Connectors are being designed to safely direct visitors between different trailheads. Construction on various greenway projects is ongoing, with plans to enhance public access and safety. For more information, contact Lucy Crown, Transportation Planning Manager at 828-259-5805.