Bethabara Greenway Trail

The Bethabara Greenway & Trail runs along two creeks from Reynolda Commons Shopping Center through Historic Bethabara Park, crossing Old Town Road and under Silas Creek Parkway. It is a serene escape for running or cycling.

About Bethabara Trail

Distance: 2.7 Miles

The Bethabara Greenway Trail connects the 300-year-old Moravian settlement of Bethabara with nearby neighborhoods and shopping centers north of Winston-Salem. The greenway heads through woods, boardwalks, and wetlands in a 183-acre wildlife preserve that’s home to 126 bird species. You can take a break by taking a guided tour of a German church and a fort that was used in the French and Indian War.

Trail Surfaces

8 feet of paved, gravel, single-track dirt and sand, wood chips, boardwalk
There are some steep stairs and rugged areas that are not accessible to bikes or strollers.

Bethabara Trail Features

The trails and greenways have the following features:

Boardwalk track
Paved and Gravel track
Wheelchair Accessible
Perfect for:
- Biking
- Walking
Access to Historic Bethabara Park
Home to 126 bird species
Flat and easy terrain
Parking is available at:
- Historic Bethabara Park Visitors Center
- Reynolda Commons