The Dream B&B for Cyclists

Recently, Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine featured an article highlighting Swamp Rabbit Inn’s amenities and offerings for traveling cyclists. Swamp Rabbit Inn was founded by Wendy Lynam, a cyclists, and continues to cater to the needs of guests who want to explore and travel by bike. A traveling cyclists has different needs and desires than the typical B&B guest, and Swamp Rabbit Inn recognizes that.

“Diverse riding experiences, a mild climate, and the unique southern-mountain flavor make upstate South Carolina a must-visit biking destination. Ride the quiet country roads, scale the epic climbs, bomb down the thunderous Paris Mountain State Park, or keep it fun at the Gateway Park skills course. Prefer a slower pace? Take a relaxing pedal down the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a 22-mile paved greenway trail connecting downtown Greenville with Travelers Rest, South Carolina.”

Read the entire article at Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine.

Carrie Counton Running for District 19 State Representative

Today we sat down with Carrie Counton running for SC State Representative in District 19. We met Carrie at Truck Inn Tuesday over the Summer and wanted to learn more about her campaign so she joined me on Facebook Live this week and we chat safe streets, public transportation and more …

Carrie is running against 22 year incumbent, Dwight Loftis, who opposed the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act H.3615 and eventually killed the bill. In a district that includes a long portion of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a 20+ mile paved greenway trail that attracts many pedestrians and cyclists, protecting the safety of these citizens is an everyday concern.

Follow Carrie Counton’s campaign on her website and Facebook page. She will be on the ballot on November 6, 2018 for SC District 19 State Representative.

Thanks for watching and tune in next week Wednesday at noon on for another Facebook Live interview at Swamp Rabbit Inn & Properties page and subscribe to be notified when we go live. #bikeinnbikeout

Family Friendly Accommodations in Greenville SC

We love this post from A Geeky Ginger who stayed with us with her young family! They enjoyed our family friendly accommodations in downtown Greenville, SC. There is so much for young children to enjoy in our very walkable downtown from the Mice on Main, the Greenville Zoo, the Liberty Bridge over Falls Park and the Children’s Museum to all the outdoor dining and treats dotting Main Street. Book your stay in our family friendly inns and vacation properties and come explore all the Greenville, SC has to offer! #yeahTHATgreenville

A Family-Friendly Stay At The Swamp Rabbit Inn

Finding a great place to rest your head during travels can be difficult, especially for a special needs family. The Swamp Rabbit Inn in Greenville, SC is just what we were looking for. Read more here..

Favorite Bike Routes In or Near Greenville, SC

Favorite Bike Routes In or Near Greenville, SC

Here is a sampling of some of our favorite Greenville, SC Bike Routes

For a more detailed list with maps and turn by turn directions please check out Wendy’s guide book “Cycling Greenville SC” available on Amazon, in our Bike Shed and at many local Greenville bike shops and stores!

Swamp Rabbit Trail  (Interactive Map)

Mountain Bike Trail, Gateway Park, Travelers Rest

Backside of Paris Mountain

Favorite In Town Loop

Swamp Rabbit Cross Fit Lot, Over Paris Mountain, Up Main Street

Tubbs Mtn Road

Quick Latte Ride to Swamp Rabbit Cafe

Lunch Ride to Williams Hardware in TR

Picnic Ride to Furman

Saluda Bakery Ride (Innkeeper Wendy’s Favorite Ride)

Bakery Ride from Hotel Domestique Plus Saluda Grade

Ceasar’s Head Climb and Back

Dairy Ride to Happy Cow Creamery

Ride to Hotel Domestique (Hincape Resort)

Nearby Day Trips (Car then Bike)

DuPont Forest

 

 

 

The Traveler's Rest Guide

Bike friendly lodging in Travelers Rest and the foothills of the Blue Ridge Parkway – This six bedroom inn in a hip, bustling urban mountain town is a cozy place to crash.

We are your home away from home for a weekend getaway in a charming town just 12 minutes from Downtown Greenville and
less than an hour away from Hendersonville, NC, and some of the bests hikes of the Blue Ridge Parkway.  

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