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East Coast Greenway | High-Stress Segments of the Greenway

The East Coast Greenway’s current route available at map.greenway.org is an in-development, work-in-progress that connects the completed, traffic-free segments of the Greenway. To date, approximately two-thirds of the Greenway’s interim route remains housed on roadways. Whenever possible, the interim route is located on low-traffic roadways; however, high-stress segments do exist and are outlined below. These extremely high-stress segments should be avoided by inexperienced long-distance travelers, especially those traveling with children. There are a number of protected, off-road segments that are safe and appropriate for travelers of all ages. The East Coast Greenway Alliance recently made a big step forward in communicating the Greenway’s current conditions as people plan their experience on the interim road travel route that connects the stretches of complete, protected Greenway. As part of the Alliance's 2023 Impact Series, Georgia & South Carolina Manager Brent Buice outlines how to view and navigate these high stress segments and how we are working to complete the East Coast Greenway. Learn more: https://www.greenway.org/trips/high-s... Connecting People to Place: The nonprofit East Coast Greenway Alliance leads the development of a walking and biking route stretching 3,000 miles from Maine to Florida. The East Coast Greenway is designed to transform the 15 states and 450 communities it connects through active and healthy lifestyles, sustainable transportation, community engagement, climate resilience, active tourism, and more. Learn more: http://www.greenway.org. Follow the East Coast Greenway on Social Media: Facebook:   / eastcoastgreenway   Instagram:   / eastcoastgreenway   LinkedIn:   / eastcoastgreenway   Twitter:   / ecgreenway