TRAILS
The City of Greenwood Parks and Recreation Department is continually improving the quality of life by adding a multi-use trail system to our community.
Currently we have multi-use trails at Greenwood Lake and another that stretches from City Hall to Bell Park.
Currently we have multi-use trails at Greenwood Lake and another that stretches from City Hall to Bell Park.
Greenwood City Lake
Boat ramp and trail heads are 1.8 miles off of Hwy. 10 on Mt. Harmony Rd.
This lake offers great fishing and kayaking.
Boat ramp and trail heads are 1.8 miles off of Hwy. 10 on Mt. Harmony Rd.
This lake offers great fishing and kayaking.
This map shows current and future trail plans
Greenwood Lake ~ East Loop
Trail Head
The trail head is currently located at 35.187349, -94.241900. The East loop will take you on a beautiful 2.7 mile hike, passed the historic old Iron Bridge. Past the old Iron Bridge the trail leads to it's first Eagle Scout Bridge nestled in a hollow that crossed a creek and wet weather cascade that flows into the Lake. As the path meanders on to the right it will lead to the newest and largest of the Eagle Scout Bridge additions completed in December of 2020! The upper East Loop trail extension will lead you back to the the original trail and back out to the Mount Harmony entrance and boat ramp area.
Lara Morrison
Eagle Scout Pavilion
This beautiful pavilion is located on the Greenwood Lake East Loop Trail. Take a picnic basket to this charming pavilion to relax by the lake and enjoy a relaxing afternoon.