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Directions:
I-77 to Exit 10 (5th Street)
Take 5th Street east to Sycamore Street
Turn left on Sycamore Street
Ray's Splash Planet and parking are on the Left beside Irwin Ave. Open Elem. School

Parking:
Ray's Splash Planet
Beside Irwin Avenue Open Elementary School
Frazier Park (via 1st Street or Greenleaf Ave.)
Bruns Avenue Elementary and Philip O. Berry Recreation Center (via Bruns Ave.)

Features:
Paved and Gravel Greenway = 2.06 Miles

Alternative Transportation:
CATS Bus (Confirm route, schedule, and stop before beginning trip):
Route 1
Route 7
Route 8
Route 34
Route 234
 (http://wirelesscats.ridetransit.org/busschedules/mnt/Schedule.asp?sk=7lR2yyjiaLAuln8)

Overview:
These trails comprise a 2.06 mile creekside walk in the center city area of Charlotte.  Irwin Creek Greenway runs through and around part of uptown Charlotte. It runs along Irwin and Stewart Creeks from Ray's Splash Planet, through Frazier Park and the Wesley Heights neighborhood (site of some major renewal and redevelopment of an older neighborhood with Dilworth-like style), then on to the Phillip O. Berry Recreation Center, Bruns Avenue Elementary School, and Seversville Park.  Two portions of this greenway, near Walnut Avenue and near Summit Avenue, run along an old railroad right-of-way.  Our greenways generally run above buried sewer lines, on property unusable for other purposes, now converted to a wonderful recreation use.

This greenway links several neighborhoods to parks that include picnic areas, soccer fields, playgrounds, and a recreation center with gymnasium at the Phillip O. Berry Center.  The greenway runs near Johnson and Wales University and close to new urban residential areas in the Gateway Village section of uptown.  The greenway also connects to a designated city bike route at 4th Street, good for bicycle commuters.  Look for the public art in front of Ray's Splash Planet, the three tunnels, a long line of Sycamore trees at Sycamore Street, and the Children's Memorial Walkway and Garden in Frazier Park.

This paved and gravel greenway is a place to walk, jog, ride a bike, roller skate, push a baby carriage, and even ride a skateboard.

Nearby Amenities:
Gateway Village
Johnson & Wales University
Ray's Splash Planet
Irwin Avenue Elementary School
Frazier Park
Phillip O. Berry Recreation Center
Bruns Avenue Elementary School
Seversville Park

For Further Information:
Contact Greenway Planner Joe Mangum at 704-353-1911 or by email at Joseph.Mangum@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov