By ‘stroll,’ I mean stroll. I don’t mean hike, or walk with a purpose – I use ‘stroll’ in the sense of walking the way you’d drive on a lazy Sunday afternoon through the gorgeous side streets in Myers Park: relaxed and with no destination in mind.
And there’s literally no better time to do it. The sun is out and we’re all in flip flops relishing (what must be) record temperatures for the month of March.
I’ve gathered the five best places to do just that and sorted them by length to give you an idea of how long you can spend strolling each one.
Get out and stroll, people.
Freedom Park
Location: 1900 East Boulevard
Length: The park itself has 98 acres of land to explore but plenty of designated walking trails as well
The Rail Trail
Location: Along the Blue Line from 7th Street Station in Uptown to New Bern Station in Sedgefield
Length: 4.5 miles
The Booty Loop
Location: It starts at Queens University, but makes a circle through Myers Park
Photo via Google Maps
Length: 3 miles
Little Sugar Creek Greenway
Location: East 7th Street to Morehead Street section
Length: 1.29 miles
McGill Rose Garden
Location: 940 North Davidson Street (note: open Tuesday-Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. There is no admission fee.)
Length: 1.4 acres
