Mateo M.
6/23/2024
A serene and shady pathway; the only way you'll know you're in a large city is the sound of the occasional car exhaust racing on the highway. There are plenty of cyclists, so make sure to keep...
Campbell Creek Greenway
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2116 Margaret Wallace Rd
Matthews, NC 28105
Embraced by nature's tranquility, Campbell Creek Greenway in Matthews, NC, offers a haven for hiking enthusiasts seeking a serene escape. Meandering trails wind through lush forests, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the great outdoors. The gentle rustle of leaves overhead provides a soothing soundtrack as one explores the diverse flora and fauna that call this greenway home.
With its well-maintained paths and picturesque scenery, Campbell Creek Greenway beckons adventurers of all skill levels to discover its hidden treasures. From leisurely strolls to more challenging hikes, this peaceful retreat caters to those in search of both relaxation and excitement. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast looking to reconnect with the environment, this idyllic setting promises a rejuvenating experience amidst the beauty of North Carolina's landscape.
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5.05 reviews
Jennifer E.
6/30/2023
We stumbled upon this trail way one day while driving past it. Decided to check it out one Sunday as we wanted to get out of the house. I will say, this bar far is my favorite trail to walk and...
Leila R.
11/7/2018
This is a great place to ride or walk and connects to the McAlpine Greenway and cross-country course. The entrance is off Margaret Wallace and there is plenty of parking. Though most of the...
Dez C.
3/24/2019
My husband and I decided to find something to do on Saturday with our dogs. We found this greenway, which is pretty close to our house. We went for a walk around 2pm. It wasn't busy at all. There...
Michael C.
7/11/2019
Beautiful trail, even in the summer there is plenty shade due to the abundance of trees. There are a couple of "easter eggs along the way" like the old burnt down mill house. There are also great...
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