🌿 Greater Cheyenne Greenway
Interactive trail map · 47 miles of paved paths
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Cheyenne Greenway Guide
The Greater Cheyenne Greenway is a 47-mile paved, interconnected trail network winding through Cheyenne's parks, creek corridors, and neighborhoods. All trails are free, open year-round, and perfect for walking, running, and biking. Use this guide to find parking, trail access, and nearby food before or after your route.
Dry Creek Greenway
~8 miles
The longest and most popular corridor, following Dry Creek from Western Hills Park near I-25 all the way east to Dry Creek Park by US 30. Paved, flat, and family-friendly with shade from willow trees.
Parking & Trail Access
- Western Hills Park (northwest terminus)
- Lions Park (central hub)
- Mylar Park
- Dry Creek Park (east terminus)
Nearby Food
Lions Park is walking distance from downtown Cheyenne restaurants; the east end is near dining along Dell Range.
Allison Draw Greenway
~5 miles
A southeast corridor following Allison Draw from the LCCC campus up through neighborhood greenways. Quieter and less crowded, ideal for a peaceful morning walk or bike ride.
Parking & Trail Access
- LCCC campus (southeast terminus)
- Cahill Playground area
Nearby Food
Short drive to restaurants along Yellowstone Road and the LCCC vicinity.
Crow Creek Greenway
~4 miles
Follows Crow Creek through Martin Luther King Jr. Park and connects toward the downtown core. Scenic creek views and a great shortcut between west-side neighborhoods and downtown.
Parking & Trail Access
- Martin Luther King Jr. Park
- Holliday Park
Nearby Food
Downtown Cheyenne bars and restaurants are within a few blocks of the Holliday Park trailhead.
Sun Valley Greenway
~3 miles
A quiet neighborhood path running parallel to the eastern railroad corridor through Sun Valley Park. Flat, open, and perfect for a short easy loop.
Parking & Trail Access
- Sun Valley Park
Nearby Food
Food truck stops and casual dining a short drive away on East Lincolnway.
Cheyenne Greenway (main spine)
varies
The connecting spine linking the named corridors above into a single 47-mile paved network through Lions Park, Holliday Park, the Botanic Gardens, Sloan's Lake, and the LCCC campus — all free and open year-round.
Parking & Trail Access
- Lions Park
- Holliday Park
- Botanic Gardens
- Sloan's Lake
Nearby Food
Multiple trailheads sit within walking distance of downtown Cheyenne dining and coffee shops.
Plan a Short Walk
New to the Greenway? Start at Lions Park for a flat, scenic loop around Sloan's Lake with botanic gardens, paddle boats, and downtown restaurants within a 10-minute walk. Or try the Holliday Park trailhead for a downtown-anchored stroll past the Big Boy Steam Engine and Lake Minnehaha.
