About Greenway Pass Socy — the free iPhone app for finding and tracking Charlotte-area greenways.
Greenway Pass Socy is a free iPhone app that maps 55+ greenways across the Charlotte metro — 9 counties in North and South Carolina — in one place, with each trail's route, parking, and amenities. It's an independent community project made in Charlotte, currently a free beta on Apple TestFlight.
Yes. Greenway Pass Socy puts 55+ open greenways across the Charlotte metro on a single interactive map. Each trail's route is drawn to match the official Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation greenway brochure, and the map shows trailheads, parking, crosswalks, and amenities.
Every greenway lists its trailhead parking lots. Tap an address and it opens in Maps with turn-by-turn directions to the trailhead. Each trail page also shows its length, surface, and amenities such as restrooms and water.
It's free, with no ads. It's currently a free beta on Apple TestFlight for iPhone. The app loads its trail data and maps over the internet, so you'll need a connection to use it.
Record a walk, run, or ride with whatever you already use — Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, Strava, or just your phone — and let it sync to Apple Health. Import it in the app, and the exact stretches you covered turn gold on your map, with a completion percentage for each trail.
iPhone (iOS), available now as a free TestFlight beta. An Android version is on a waitlist — you can leave your email to be notified.
No. It's an independent community project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation or any government entity. Its trail data comes from public sources: OpenStreetMap, the City of Charlotte / Mecklenburg County open data portal, and the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder.