Muddy Creek is a gorgeous and serene greenway, and I have been a daily walker/runner there for the past four years. Over the past couple of months, young adults/older adolescents have appeared on the greenway with racing their motorcycles/dual cycles (doublewides canopy). I have reported over the past month the events to the police, and I have provided videos/photographs of the cyclists as they raced by me on one of the many occasions. With one of them giving me the middle finger as he raced by. The same person among the group called a female walker the b word. Am awaiting word from the police on next steps. For now, I have been walking/running another route.

Muddy Creek Greenway offers options depending upon your mood and needs at the time. You can walk, run, jog, cycle, watch birds, watch people or watch your kids play.

Relatively flat paved trail meanders along a creek and horse pasture with a few off shoot trails for variety. It’s a nice spot for a bike ride, run, or leisurely stroll. Added plus- bring your dog for a walk and stop off at the fenced in dog park.

It is a long trail, but so nice for getting out in the wonderful weather. My son always loves playing at the Meadowlark Elementary playground, and my dog loves the new dog park there.

I was shocked to see the review entitled Dangerous . My experience is that Muddy Creek Greenway is one of the safer greenways I've bicycled on. Most people I've encountered are very friendly, polite and considerate of other greenway users. There are areas that are more secluded than others, but it is such a popular trail that there are people around to help and in most areas, a simple shout would bring assistance. I love this greenway, especially now with all the spurs and the dog park and playground. I carry and use nitro as well as an epipen and I am completely comfortable on this greenway. I saw a great blue heron on one of the spurs a few days ago. The horse farm is lovely as is the creek running along side the greenway. There are benches strategically placed at convenient spots. I wish there were more greenways like this.