Riding Our Bikes on the North Augusta Greenway

Another beautiful day, another bike ride....  Today we are biking in North Augusta.

After meandering through

a suburban neighborhood,

we pass a series of 

baseball fields.

We are parking at
Riverview Park.

North Augusta has an

amazing Activity

Center.

This building is so big that I had to check North Augusta's demographics....  As of 2010, the population is 21,348.  It's obvious that the Parks and Recreation Department is very well funded.  

The North Augusta Greenway
is paved, all the way.

The Greenway Restrooms

are over that-a-way.

A Volleyball Court & 

the Soccer Complex 

are nearby.

The bike trail follows an

old railroad bed.

The Savannah River &
Augusta in the distance.

Large homes face

the river.

This pavilion has a
fireplace.

The trail goes under a

highway.

I think it's Interstate 20.

The Baynham's Family's
Pottery Pug Mill was in
use from 1907 to 1977.







Pottery was made in this area for many years.

Just up the hill from us is

the South Carolina State

Line & the Welcome to

South Carolina sign.

The North Augusta

Greenway sign is on

a set of train wheels.

Eric enters the tunnel

under the highway.

I think this auger is
being used to drill
holes for pylons.

A restful lovely spot

to stop for a few

minutes.

We're headed toward
another highway
underpass.

Water fountains are

a welcome sight.

 

This bridge spans
the highway.

Pisgah Road is our

turn around spot.

Today's ride was 12.5 miles long.  I'm ready for lunch!