The Shiloh Greenway runs from Church Street at Weaver Forest Way to McCrimmon Parkway. The greenway runs along NC-540 for about 0.25 miles before turning south and following the power easement to McCrimmon Parkway. There are 6 steep hills on this trail that can be tiring for sensitive groups.

Length: 1.7 miles

End Points: Weaver Forest Way close to Church Street, McCrimmon Parkway just east of Town Hall Drive

Park Connections: Church Street Park

Flowers: Explore the flowers found on this trail here.

Neighborhoods: Providence Place, Shiloh Grove, Hamlet in the Park, Broadstone Trailside Apartments, Town Hall North

Entrance Points: Weaver Forest Way close to Church Street, Mason Farm Road at crosswalk, Everette Fields Road at crosswalk, Denmark Manor Drive at traffic circle, Ebenezer Lane at parking lot, Hamlet Park Drive at NW corner, Church Street Park at tennis courts, Broadstone Trailside Apartments at west parking lot, McCrimmon Parkway just east of Town Hall Drive.

Where to Park: Church Street Park is the main parking area. Parking is allowed at the Providence Place Pool lot (1301 Mason Farm Road), the lot along Ebenezer Lane, and the guest parking area at Broadstone Trailside Apartments. Please be respectful, as these parking areas are meant for residents of these neighborhoods. Responsible street parking is available close to each of the entrance points as well.

Connection to Other Trails: Safely cross McCrimmon Parkway using the signaled crosswalk at Town Hall Drive to access the Indian Creek Greenway about 0.1 mile down Town Hall Drive. Catch the Morrisville Smart Shuttle at Church Street Park or the crosswalk on Mason Farm Road, to connect to 15 different locations around town.

Bicycle Friendly? Yes, but there are several steep hills that may be a challenge for young children.

Stroller Friendly? Yes

Wheelchair Friendly? A wheelchair would have to be motorized to use this trail because there are several steep hills.

Bathroom Location: Church Street Park

Water Fountains: Church Street Park

Benches for Resting: There are benches on each section of the trail

Shady Areas: This greenway is mostly sunny during mid-day. The beginning of the trail at Weaver Forest Way has 0.25 miles of shady area throughout the day. Trees line the greenway from Ebenezer Lane all the way to McCrimmon Parkway, giving shade in the early morning and evening.