The New East Coast Greenway Connector in Cary

For nearly three decades, there's been an initiative to build and connect greenways from Maine to Miami into one passable off-road route, known as the East Coast Greenway. This summer, they've completed a large stretch of it in Cary, North Carolina.
Cary, NC
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[@turbobricksofficial]

Ride these all the time now since covid. Very proud of our town for building all these

[@robinabbott7049]

Dana can you tell me if this trail
Has a lot of uphills? I have lung issues and can’t do too much uphill but love to ride.

[@paulyd8291]

Would love to see something like this in the Charlotte area...

[@achyutakrishna]

We are happy that we are part of cary township. Great 23mile bike ride.

[@sirthames]

I used to live in Chapel Hill and they have some lovely scenery up in that are. I live in Md now and it sux.

[@hemaccabe4292]

I wanna come!

[@esbee4536]

What’s the App there’s lots of Greenspace apps

[@alphainfinitum3445]

9 million dollars for half a mile of bike trail is more expensive than half a mile of highway. Despite its benefits, it sounds like one massive scheme of corruption. North Carolina is one of the mtb unfriendly states. They make sure shut down any mtb trail with meaningful features, or remodel the trail and get rid of the features. By that I mean that they are making plenty of efforts to remove all gap jumps and advanced features from their trails. They allow only table tops. Because some rich people's kids got hurt jumping jumps above their skill levels, the whole state has to suffer.