Across the Triangle, 2025 was a year of powerful advocacy, meaningful community gatherings, and major steps forward for regional connectivity. Triangle Trails Initiative and its partners brought people together, protected critical projects, and launched new tools that help residents and visitors experience the region’s growing trail network in new ways. From city halls to trailheads, the momentum for trails was unmistakable.

On April 30, regional leaders, planners, and passionate advocates will shape the future of the Triangle’s growing network of greenways and blueways.

We still need your help! Raleigh’s Big Branch Greenway is at risk—and your voice can make all the difference. Thank you to everyone who has spoken up and helped protect the Big Branch Greenway Connector—an essential link connecting Crabtree Creek Greenway near Six Forks Road and Anderson Drive to North Hills. What's Happening Now? A few homeowners are still pushing to stop the project, but public support remains strong. We’re urging the Raleigh City Council to approve the sta

This free, easy-to-use mobile app highlights the destination’s extensive network of more than 300 miles of greenways and trails and over 138,000 acres of open space land. 

We need your help! We love our greenway system with more than 125 miles of interconnected greenways throughout Raleigh and beyond. Raleigh’s top-priority greenway project, the Big Branch Greenway, is at risk—and your voice can make all the difference.

On June 7, 2025 Triangle Trails Initiative joined local partners and residents in Cary to celebrate National Trails Day.

On March 4th, 2025, the Triangle Trails Initiative (TTI) brought together a powerhouse of regional minds for a full-day Strategic Planning M

2024 was a year of new initiatives and continued planning!