New Tennessee River Greenway addition now completes South Huntsville Greenway Loop

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The new path is part of the larger system of greenways across the city. (City of Huntsville)

The City of Huntsville’s vision of connecting its greenways through South Huntsville has come to fruition, as the city celebrated the opening of the latest addition to its Tennessee River Greenway, which now completes the South Huntsville Greenway Loop.

Construction on the 1.5-mile addition began in September 2025 and extends from Redstone Road to Green Cove Road.

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What is the South Huntsville Greenway Loop?

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Construction on the 1.5-mile addition to the Tennessee River Greenway extends from Redstone Road to Green Cove Road. (City of Huntsville)

The South Huntsville Loop project is a network of greenways that completes a continuous 14.7-mile loop in South Huntsville. The loop includes sections of the Aldridge Creek Greenway and connects residents and visitors to Huntsville landmarks and recreation amenities such as Ditto Landing and the Tennessee River.

The greenways feature natural landscapes and allow for a variety of recreation opportunities like leisurely walks, runs and cycling.

“Expanding our greenway network is an investment in the health, well-being and quality of life for everyone who visits or calls Huntsville home.”

Mayor Tommy Battle

📍 Ditto Landing

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Michael Seale
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