- Antiquity Greenway - 0.6 miles
- Bailey Road Park Trails - 3.5 miles
- Caldwell Station Creek Greenway - 2.6 miles
- Jetton Park Trail - 1.5 miles (County)
- Jetton Mini Trail - 0.4 miles
- Legion Park Trail - 0.5 miles
- McDowell Creek Greenway - 1.5 miles (County)
- McDowell Creek Greenway Phase II - 1.6 miles
- Plum Creek Greenway - 0.6 miles
- Robbins Park Trails - 4.7 miles
- Torrence Chapel Park Trails - 0.6 miles
- Walter Henderson Trails - 0.3 miles
Greenway Rules
Download the Cornelius Parks & Recreation Department's Greenway Rules.
Additionally, the Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation Department operates and maintains the Town of Cornelius greenways, so their rules also apply. Download the Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation Department Rules.
Greenway Map
Download the Cornelius Greenways map (includes parking, restroom, and water fountain locations)
Greenway Projects
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Caldwell Station Creek Tributary Greenway
Mecklenburg County is building an extension connecting the existing Caldwell Station Creek Greenway at Poole Place to the Northern Regional Recreation Center. Projected completion for this project is fall of 2023. View the alignment.
UNDER DESIGN: Smithville-to-JV Washam Greenway
This 1.6-mile greenway will be built along with a 0.7-mile multi-use path along Westmoreland Road and a restoration project for Upper McDowell Creek. View the proposed alignment.
PROPOSED: Greenway Trail Construction
See the conceptual map of The Seam, a proposed 30-mile Mooresville-to-Charlotte trail that will provide a corridor for non-motorized transportation (bicycle and pedestrian) in our region. Check back for more information!
Master Plan
Greenway trails are located in linear corridors designed to connect people and places together. The trails are paved and can accommodate a variety of trail users, enhance existing recreational opportunities, provide routes for alternative non-motorized transportation, and improve the overall quality of life. See below for information about greenways currently under construction or under design. We have many more miles of greenway planned. See maps and more by viewing our 2015-2025 Parks and Greenways Master Plan.