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The Waughtown Connector runs from Marble and Waughtown streets through Quarry Park to the Peachtree Greenway. It is about 1.61-mile long and is around 10 foot wide. It a good trail that is mostly paved but when not there is a gravel trail. If you are carrying on from the Connector Greenway onto the Salem Lake Trail then the latter is more suited for a gravel bike than an all out road bike being mainly a dirt trail.

Shallowford Square is a great recreational town square and venue be it for events or just a visit. It has an amphitheater, nice lawn, playground and rest rooms. It is also home to the town clock and Lewisville Veterans Memorial.

This is a beautiful well maintained park covering a total of 160 acres. 60 acres are taken up by the lake itself. There are covered picnic areas, rest rooms, fishing opportunities, walking trails along with rest rooms available. The park is ideal for nature lovers, bird watchers, hikers, and families with children.

This is your typical beautiful white wooden-paneled church house that is in an evergreen rural setting. These small country churches were so popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries in the wooded areas of the United States and formed the backbone of the protestant christian communities.

The Cascades Preserve comprises of 130 acres of natural landscapes and wildlife habitat. It features a great walking trail with beautiful views, a waterfall and pristine countryside. This is along with good parking and a picnic area.

Tanglewood Park is a 1,200 acre public recreational park. There are acres upon acres of streams, woodlands and grassy pastures that allow a wide range of recreational activities. It is also has a walking and biking trail.

Bethabara was the first European settlement in the North Carolina Piedmont district being founded way back in 1753 and is a National Historic Landmark. It is now a public designated park that encompasses 183 acres of preserved wildlife, historic buildings and grounds. There are walking and birding trails and protected wetlands for everybody to enjoy.

Reynolda’s Gardens and grounds were originally part of the Reynolda estate. Now it is a free entry 134 acre garden complex that includes formal gardens, greenhouses and woods. It is a veritable outdoor horticultural oasis open to the public year-round from dawn to dusk. A beautiful place to visit.