To create opportunities for active living and healthy eating for everyone, centered around Spartanburg County.
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The Mary Black Foundation Rail Trail is a 1.9 mile rail-to-trail conversion of a former Norfolk Southern railroad corridor. It is a showpiece of the Daniel Morgan Trail System and also a point of connection with the Palmetto Trail.
This paved urban trail has come to be known as the MBF Rail Trail, or simply “The Rail Trail” to local residents. It parallels two major roads and connects many neighborhoods to downtown Spartanburg.

The Rail Trail is adjacent to many restaurants, retail businesses, and recreational facilities. Conveniently located between South Pine Street and Union Street, it has access points at 295 East Henry Street and at 105 Country Club Road. The Rail Trail is wheel-chair accessible. Additional parking is available along Glendale Road and behind Flock Shop at 970 S. Pine Street.
The Rail Yard is a City of Spartanburg community park which features an amphitheater, covered picnic area, and the Panthers Play 60 obstacle course.
Spartanburg's first dog park was created through a partnership between the City of Spartanburg and PAL. Owned and maintained by the City of Spartanburg, it features a small dog area and a large dog area. The Rail Tail Dog Park is a great place to take your best friend!
The Subaru of Spartanburg Bike Park is a community collaboration located off the Mary Black Foundation Rail Trail behind the Flock Shop in Spartanburg, SC. The park includes bicycle features like the wood and dirt flow trails which take mountain bikers on a roller coaster experience with little pedaling and braking necessary. Other features for slightly advanced riders include the wooden banked turn, pump track, and more. The park was made to suit all skill levels, built with progressive features so you can start small and advance at your own pace.