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Phelps Grove Park is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Springfield. The grounds are lined with beautiful, majestic oak trees, providing plenty of shade. There are picnic tables, restrooms, and a drinking fountain, making it a perfect spot to take a break during a day of riding and enjoy this quiet and charming spot.

Nathanael Greene Park shares the property with the Springfield Botanical Gardens. Walking paths surround the gardens, ponds, and gazebos, and some connect to the South Creek Greenway, which passes by Lake Drummund.

The South Creek Greenway, a designated National Recreation Trail by the National Park Service, is a fantastic paved pathway that winds its way through the heart of Springfield. It offers several access points, providing ample opportunities for both long and short rides along this scenic paved path.

The James River Bridge is an old iron bridge crossing the James River. It serves as the southernmost end of the Galloway Creek Greenway, and there's even a small pull-off area where you can park on the south side of the river.

Sequiota Park is beautiful, spanning 28 acres and offering a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy. There are several picnic areas and plenty of open space. Its unique feature is a protected cave on the grounds that is home to an endangered migrating colony of gray bats. The park surrounds a lovely pond with plenty of ducks, geese, and swans, making it the perfect place to stop for a picnic and enjoy its beautiful surroundings.

Nathanael Greene Park shares the property with the Springfield Botanical Gardens. There are walking paths around the gardens, ponds, and gazebos, and the paths even connect to the South Creek Greenway that passes by Lake Drummund.

The James River Bridge is an old iron bridge crossing the James River. It serves as the southernmost end of the Galloway Creek Greenway, and there's even a small pull-off area where you can park on the south side of the river.

The Galloway Creek Greenway is nearly 5 miles each direction and follows a railroad for a lot of the trail. It's paved, has a bunch of different trailheads, and passes through a bunch of different parks. This is a really popular trail for running, biking, and walking, so you'll probably see other trail users out there. This particular section of trail passes through Sequiota Park. The park mainly serves as a trailhead for Galloway Creek Greenway and offers picnic tables, restrooms, playground, and lots of green space. There are also caves on the property, but those are closed to visitors except for during guided tours.