Brushy Creek Greenway
Suwanee, Georgia
In Suwanee, Brushy Creek Greenway is a shaded, paved path, about a mile long and easy going for strollers and wheelchairs. The PlayTown Suwanee trailhead has a playground for a break before or after the walk. The path also connects into Suwanee Town Center, so families can extend the outing with the pedestrian bridge, fountains and public art nearby. It is a manageable dose of nature for families who enjoy the outdoors but also enjoy getting home before bedtime.
Before you go
Best time to visit: Year-round
Worth packing
- Waste bags for dogs
- Water for pets
- Comfortable walking shoes
Good to know
- Shade
- Stroller-friendly
- Parking
- Dog-friendly
- Trails
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