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==References==
==References==
* White, Marjorie L. "Shades Creek - Flowing Through Time" published by the [[Birmingham Historical Society]] in 2019.
* White, Marjorie L. ''Shades Creek: Flowing Through Time'' published by the [[Birmingham Historical Society]] in 2019.
* Embry, Neal (August 2, 2022) "Bid for Phase II of Shades Creek Greenway comes in over budget, approved by finance committee." {{HS}}
* Embry, Neal (August 2, 2022) "Bid for Phase II of Shades Creek Greenway comes in over budget, approved by finance committee." {{HS}}
* Byington, Pat (February 10, 2022) "[https://bhamnow.com/2023/02/10/homewood-breaks-ground-on-shades-creek-greenway-trail-extension/ Homewood breaks ground on Shades Creek Greenway Trail extension"] ''BhamNow''
* Byington, Pat (February 10, 2022) "[https://bhamnow.com/2023/02/10/homewood-breaks-ground-on-shades-creek-greenway-trail-extension/ Homewood breaks ground on Shades Creek Greenway Trail extension"] ''BhamNow''

Revision as of 18:51, 14 February 2023

Shades Creek Greenway masterplan

The Shades Creek Greenway is a bicycle and pedestrian path that follows the course of Shades Creek through Homewood, serving as an extension of the Jemison Trail in Mountain Brook. The greenway, an 8- to 12-foot-wide asphalt path, was constructed with funds from the Alabama Department of Transportation, and is maintained by the City of Homewood.

The Shades Creek Greenway passes through the former Edgewood Lake bed and the 51-acre Wildwood Preserve. It is a refuge for many wildlife species. In 2017, the Audubon Society declared the greenway an Alabama Birding Trail.

The portion in Homewood was developed in three phases. The initial phase of the greenway trail is protected by a permanent easement.

Shades Creek Greenway marker

Phases

External Links

References