The Anne Springs Close Greenway operates a trail system that is close to 40 miles and growing. Trail maps are posted at all major entrances to the Greenway and use different colors to indicate different trail systems: yellow is used for hiking trails; purple is used for horseback riding and hiking; red is used for mountain biking and hiking. Trail markers are placed every quarter mile throughout the trail system and provide points of reference located on the trail map. Mountain bike trails make for an easy hike or for bikers a technically challenging single track with multiple climbs/descents and creek crossings. Trails feature scenic views of Steele Creek, two tunnels and varying types of Piedmont vegetation including a pine stand and mixed hardwoods.

Hiking and biking are free to members, non-members pay a daily usage fee of $5 payable at each entrance kiosk. To join the Greenway and avoid daily fees, please visit ASCGreenway.org/Join.

Main Biking Trails: Sugar Loop, School Loop & Prairie Loop

Difficulty: Intermediate to Advanced (Mountain Biking)

Dog Friendly: Trails are open to dogs on a six-foot leash; Dogs off leash are not allowed on the Greenway.

Fees: $5 daily user fee; or $49/$99 a year for individual or family membership

Hours: 7:00 a.m. to sunset

Camping: Horse camping and corral are available upon request. Reservations required.

Take I-77 exit 88 / Gold Hill Road heading East toward Fort Mill. Road changes to Springfield Parkway. Travel 3.3 miles from I-77. You will see a sign for the Anne Springs Close Greenway on the right across from the Springfield development. Turn in and proceed to red Field Trial Barn; the Adventure Center is on the right.

From Hwy 521 take Hwy 160 West 5 miles toward Fort Mill. Turn right on Springfield Parkway and travel approximately 2 miles. You will see a sign for the Anne Springs Close Greenway on the left across from the Springfield development. Turn in and proceed to the red Field Trial Barn; the Adventure Center is on the right.