Swamp Rabbit Trail Map - Greenville SC

Other Map Resources

This is an unofficial Swamp Rabbit Trail map - see the official Swamp Rabbit Trail Map here.

Open Cycle map - A map that emphasizes the bike-friendly roads which have bike lanes and named bike routes in blue highlights. Other items such as bicycle parking, bicycle shops, etc are also highlighted. This is a popular map with cyclists.

Cycle.travel - Bicycle-centric route planning.

Hiking Map - A view of the named hiking trails in the Greenville area.

Hike / Bike map - A map emphasizing features of interest to hikers and bikers with contours. Choose the layers with the tool in the upper right corner of the HikeBike map.

Photo Essay of downtown Greenville. Shows markers over random points seen in Greenville in 2009-2010. Click on markers for more information. Some have photos. This is really random, and more of a curiosity than anything useful.

Greenville area Garmin map downloads for a Garmin device having an SD storage card.

Public Transport

Interactive map of bus Routes run by Greenlink. Zoom in to see more detail, some are out of date.

Apps

OSMAnd is a Smartphone app that provides useful navigation features

Works totally offline (no roaming charges when you are abroad) but also has a (fast) online option
Turn-by-turn voice guidance (recorded and synthesized voices)
Announce traffic warnings like stop signs, pedestrian crosswalks, or when you are exceeding the speed limit.
Optional lane guidance, street name display, and estimated time of arrival
Supports intermediate points on your itinerary
Automatic re-routing whenever you deviate from the route
Search for places by address, by type (e.g.: restaurant, hotel, gas station, museum), or by geographical coordinates

Magic Earth provides Smartphone apps for maps and turn-by-turn navigation, while respecting privacy.

Printed Map

Automated printable maps are difficult to make because a general purpose printed map will not precisely match the intended use. But here is a map of downtown Greenville. Old technology, so it's appropriate that it's from 2012, way out of date!.