Along The Greenway: A Blog
Along The Greenway: National Recognition
Before it even officially opens, the Saluda Riverwalk has earned recognition from an international organization that celebrates making waterfronts accessible for public use. The Waterfront Center, a non-profit based in Washington, D.C., selected the riverfront trail...
Along The Greenway: Branding
A recent social media post asked for input for the Lower Saluda Greenway Feasibility Study being conducted by the Central Midlands Council of Governments. What’s this Lower Saluda Greenway, you might ask? You’ve been following the progress on the new Saluda Riverwalk...
Along The Greenway: Clear-Cut
The change is palpable, unmistakable when you enter the forested section of the 12,000-Year History Park portion of the Cayce Riverwalk. From parking areas along Fort Congaree Trail near the Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center, a paved sidewalk follows a wide gravel road...
Along The Greenway: Parking
On a recent Sunday, hundreds of people flocked to the West Columbia Riverwalk to enjoy an unseasonably cool August day. Most of the nearly 115 free parking spaces along Alexander Street and throughout the new Carraway Park were filled, and vehicles circled one section...
Along The Greenway: Welcome
Welcome to On The Greenway, an exploration of all things related to the Three Rivers Greenway in the Midlands of South Carolina. It could be called About The Greenway since the individual items will have some connection to the trail system along the Saluda, Broad, and...