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Davidson is a nice little town in the suburbs of Charlotte with a some coffee shops and charming village green. The Davidson College Arboretum is a nice place to rest along your ride.

This beautiful covered bridge was built for the housing development south of the Greenway. It pays homage to the classic covered bridges of New England.

Flowy and fun, with berms and safe jumps.

The UNC Charlotte Main Station is a light rail station on the LYNX Blue Line in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The Mallard Creek Greenway spans 4.6 miles through woodlands, creeks, and neighborhoods; the greenway connects to the Clark's Creek Greenway, forming a continuous 7.4-mile route. Paved and gravel sections provide accessibility, and the trail is home to tranquil ponds, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, with multiple access points, benches, and picnic areas along the way. The Mallard Creek Greenway is part of the Cross-Charlotte Trail project, an ongoing effort to create a 26-mile trail system. Parking is available near Kirk Farm Park and other trailheads.

The west terminus of the greenway ends at a residential cul-de-sac. However, the greenway is part of an ongoing expanding trail project. From here it is 4.6 miles of paved multi-use path to the opposite end of the Mallard Creek Greenway.

The Mallard Creek Greenway spans 4.6 miles through woodlands, creeks, and neighborhoods; the greenway connects to the Clark's Creek Greenway, forming a continuous 7.4-mile route. Paved and gravel sections provide accessibility, and the trail is home to tranquil ponds, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, with multiple access points, benches, and picnic areas along the way. The Mallard Creek Greenway is part of the Cross-Charlotte Trail project, an ongoing effort to create a 26-mile trail system. Parking is available near Kirk Farm Park and other trailheads.

The Mallard Creek Greenway spans 4.6 miles through woodlands, creeks, and neighborhoods; the greenway connects to the Clark's Creek Greenway, forming a continuous 7.4-mile route. Paved and gravel sections provide accessibility, and the trail is home to tranquil ponds, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, with multiple access points, benches, and picnic areas along the way. The Mallard Creek Greenway is part of the Cross-Charlotte Trail project, an ongoing effort to create a 26-mile trail system. Parking is available near Kirk Farm Park and other trailheads.