
SYTZ TRAIL SYSTEM
Walking/Running Trail Around Robinwood Lake
Catch some fresh air, sunshine and nature at it's best on the trail around Robinwood Lake.
View a map of the Sytz Trail System
The trailhead for the system is located just off the northeast corner of the Y parking lot. You’ll spot a Trail Head Sign that displays a map of the three connecting trail loops. The trails are well-signed, well-worn, and frequently traveled—making it nearly impossible to get lost. The trail system is open daily from dawn to dusk and is designed for walkers and joggers only. No bikes, please. Furry friends are welcome but they must be on a leash.
While the trails are a value add for YMCA members, all are welcome to come enjoy and check out the space. It's a great way to explore what the Y has to offer!
Please note: While we hope to one day be connected to the Carolina Thread Trail system, we are currently not affiliated.
The three loops include:
River Loop
River Loop is roughly a one-mile loop, marked in blue signage, and is considered the flattest, shortest, and easiest of the three loops. Highlights include Catawba Creek views and forest views.
Quarry Loop
This 1.66-mile circuit is the longest and steepest loop. Marked with green signs you’ll follow along the Catawba Creek which passes by a rock quarry and certainly some wildlife along the way.
Power Loop
This 1.39-mile circuit is marked with yellow signs. The power loop both begins and ends with the Power Line marker.
View a map of the Sytz Trail System
5 Reasons You Should Be Walking the Sytz Trail System
Carolina Thread Trail
While the Sytz Family Trail isn't yet a part of the Carolina Trail System, we hope to join this amazing network one day and contribute to the great work they’re doing to expand access to trails. In the meantime, if you're looking for more trails to explore, check out the Carolina Thread Trail page for maps and start your next adventure!
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