Anne Springs Close Greenway

Greenway Adventure Center, Fort Mill, SC 29715

About

Anne Springs Close Greenway is located in Fort Mill, SC (just 20 minutes south of Charlotte) and features flowy, machined singletrack mostly featuring Carolina red clay that is very hardpacked and fast when it's dry. This is a great place to bring beginners as there aren't many technical features or much in the way of climbing. There's also a MTB Skills Park for beginners and intermediate riders to safely try out some features such as drops and jumps.

Green and Blue Wooden Table Top Jumps at the MTB Skills Park

Spanning 2,100 acres, the Greenway serves up roughly 12 to 14 miles of dedicated mountain bike singletrack woven into its broader 40-mile multi-use trail network. It’s the kind of place where an intermediate rider can absolutely fly, a beginner can build immense confidence, and an expert can get a killer cardio workout by just hammering the pedals.

The cost to enter can be steep for non-members, but if you have your family with you, there is plenty to eat, drink, and explore around the facility.

Rollers on the Green Line at the MTB Skills Park

If you want to work on leveling up your jumping, drop, or cornering skill, the Mountain Bike Skills Park offers progressive, feature-focused lines to help you ease your way into more challenging MTB trails:

Beginner-friendly flow lines to practice pumping.
Progressive drops and dirt jump lines (Green - Black).
Advanced wooden features, rock gardens, and skinnies

Trails

Before You Ride

The below are a selection of our favorite trails. More trails are likely available and can be found on the trail map.

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MTB Skills Park

Set under a full forest canopy, this progressive skills park is a dedicated hub for leveling up your riding. It features beginner-friendly flow lines, progressive drops, and dirt jump lines ranging from green to black. Riders can safely tackle advanced wooden features, rock gardens, and skinnies to build their confidence before hitting the trails.

Prairie Loop

Serving as one of the park's most popular routes, this fast and flowing cross-country singletrack winds along the Sugar Creek floodplain. It features smooth dirt, gentle rollers, and mild elevation changes, offering a pedaly and scenic ride that is highly accessible for progressing beginners and intermediate cyclists.

Paradise Loop

Operating as the Greenway's other primary mountain bike loop, this three-mile track beautifully balances smooth flow with mild technicality. The trail routes through dense hardwood forests and features well-constructed wooden bridges. Its pristine dirt surface prioritizes carrying momentum, providing a solid, engaging workout for cross-country riders.

Mill Pond

Stretching for just over a mile and a half, this scenic and relatively flat route takes cyclists past some of the park's historic water features. The flowing dirt path provides an engaging mix of mild climbs and sweeping corners, making it a beautiful addition to any cross-country ride.

Tunnel Trail

This popular one-mile singletrack serves as a highly engaging connector within the park's expansive network. Winding smoothly through the dense tree canopy, it offers a fast-paced ride with well-maintained dirt and mild turns, making it a quick and enjoyable segment to link together the longer primary loops.

Old Prairie Loop

Incorporating sections of the original trail design, this route offers slightly over a mile of classic cross-country riding. It demands consistent pedaling as it rolls gently through the shaded forest, offering an excellent detour for riders looking to maximize their mileage while exploring the southern end of the park.

Avery Loop

This extremely brief path acts as a highly convenient connector or quick warm-up segment. With virtually no technical obstacles or heavy elevation gain, it is perfectly suited for newer riders or families looking for a gentle, stress-free spin to build their confidence on the dirt.