Name: Walking Trails
Address: 114k Reynolda Vlg Wy, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, Winston-Salem

At a glance

#1 of 3 Hiking areas in Winston-Salem

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.90

5.3 km from the center of Winston-Salem

Rating breakdown

5 ★95%
4 ★5%
3 ★0%
2 ★0%
1 ★0%

114k Reynolda Vlg Wy, Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Quick facts

What is the rating of Walking Trails?: Walking Trails is rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 21 reviews.
How does Walking Trails rank in Winston-Salem?: Walking Trails is #1 of 3 Hiking areas in Winston-Salem by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Walking Trails located?: 114k Reynolda Vlg Wy, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 — 5.3 km from the center of Winston-Salem.

Reviews (8)

Andi Hasley 2023 May 23

Best place to walk your dogs 🐕

Stacey S 2023 Jan 28

Loved enjoying a sunny, warm-er day in January on these trails with our dog ... such a gift to the community!

Dawkins Hodges 2022 Oct 18

What a great place to walk and still be close to the village with plenty of parking. Don't know why I haven't walked here before.

Phil Ridge 2022 Aug 08

This is a great place to walk or run. It is a beautiful place and it well kept. There are plenty of plants and wildlife to see.

Hadis Gh 2022 Jun 04

Very beautiful place with different trails ending in many places from Wake Forest University to Raynolda house and across the street the Graylyn estate! We always enjoy our time walking, exploring the area and events happening around as well as beautiful flowers!

Tilly Lo 2021 Nov 19

This is such a nice woodland trail that leads you to the parking lot, closest to the main entrance, at the far end of the museum. I crossed paths with quite a number of dog owners and everyone on this trail is friendly. On this trail, you will see the creek, body of water, the back of the museum, and an overlook. It's a great place to spend time with nature.

Jordan Burleson 2021 Oct 26

Beautiful nature trails and 🏞️ Greenway access to Reynolda Village. So part of these trails are dirt and gravel while others are paved. You can cross bridges, access the creek, and the many shops and 🍔🥪🥗🥡 restaurants next to Wake Forest University's campus.