BREC Greenways
A greenway is a trail or road along a strip of undeveloped land, often near an urban area, set aside for recreational use or environmental protection. They are 10’ – 16’ accessible multi-use (bicycle/pedestrian) trails that have minimal interaction with vehicular roadways and connect people to parks, businesses, work places, and essential amenities. Typical amenities include benches, waste receptacles, water fountains, exercise stations, trailheads, and bike repair stations. Greenways may or may not be located on BREC property but the Greenway itself is considered public right of way.
BREC has several greenways built, planned, or underway. Click below to learn more about each.
Coming Soon
CMAQ Greenway - Scotlandville Parkway to Downtown
Partner Trails
BREC has also built accessible trailheads/multi-use paths that connect to bicycle and pedestrian systems managed and/or maintained by other City-Parish agencies.
Learn More about BREC Greenways
Click Here to learn more about the value of greenways
Click here to learn more about the BREC Greenways and future plans
Click here to see the comprehensive BREC Greenways Map
Trail Etiquette
Check out the video below to learn the Greenway/Trail Etiquette and Rules. Note: This is for bicycle and pedestrian shared paths. Use caution when entering vehicular roadways and follow local/state laws.
Upcoming Greenways Events
Recent Greenways News
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BREC Seeks Public Input for Scotlandville Parkway Master Plan
BREC announces the master planning process of the Scotlandville Parkway, a tremendous recreational asset located in North Baton Rouge.?Community partners including Healthy BR, Community Against Drugs and Violence (CADAV), Scotland Saturdays, Front Yard Bikes, and Bike Baton Rouge are working collaboratively with BREC to gather public input with support from a Trust for Public Land grant.