Lake Placid Dam – Swamp Rabbit Trail loop from Ranger Parking

Lake Placid Dam – Swamp Rabbit Trail loop from Ranger Parking

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Lake Placid Dam – Swamp Rabbit Trail loop from Ranger Parking

02:09

46.3km

520m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 14 m for 52 m

After 46.3 km for 52 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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1.30 km

Lake Placid Dam

Highlight • Monument

This dam was built in 1898, the water it collects was known simply as Reservoir 2. After heavy rainfall, you can enjoy seeing it flowing and hear the sound of the rushing water.

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22.3 km

The Swamp Rabbit Trail, weaving alongside Furman Lake near Furman University, captivates cyclists with its scenic route. Lush surroundings, glimpses of the lake, and a well-maintained trail make it an …

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26.7 km

Swamp Rabbit Station

Highlight • Monument

In 1889, the Swamp Rabbit railway began its operations. The rail car featuring Berea's Swamp Rabbit Trail Station today dates back to 1947. It served as a “Heater Car” with …

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27.3 km

Frank's Corner

Highlight • Monument

Rest and information point on the Rabbit Swamp Trail south of Berea. Frank's Corner is graced by a bronze statue of Charles Pate Jr. visible from a distance, depicting a …

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27.8 km

Cone Mill Pond

Highlight • Lake

Cone Mill Pond is just off the Swamp Rabbit Trail. This is a nice spot to be on the lookout for birds and animals as you ride along the path.

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30.1 km

Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery

Highlight • Cafe

A gathering place where families, friends, and farmers unite, sharing food stories, forging connections, and turning neighbors into friends. Their craft coffee and espresso are sourced sustainably, and you can enjoy all natural meal.

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32.5 km

Unity Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Unity Park is Greenville's newest park. It was opened in May 2022 and lies at the Rabbit Swamp Trail upstream of Greenville's Falls Park. It features four state-of-the-art playgrounds, including …

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33.7 km

The Wyche on the Reedy River

Highlight • Historical Site

The Wyche Pavilion on Reedy River in downtown Greenville is an amazing two-story, open-air shell of the historic Duke's Mayonnaise factory that is currently used in the 21st century as …

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46.3 km

End point

Parking

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