Charlotte Forest Bathing Group Develops New City Greenway Map
A forest bathing group based in Charlotte has developed a new map of the city's greenways.
Charlotte, NC, October 9, 2026 — A new map detailing the city’s network of greenways has been developed by a local forest bathing group based in Charlotte. The initiative aims to provide residents and visitors with a comprehensive guide to the city’s natural pathways.
Forest bathing, also known as Shinrin-yoku, is a practice rooted in mindfulness and connecting with nature, often involving slow, deliberate walks through natural environments. The group, whose specific name was not provided, has dedicated efforts to documenting and mapping these urban green corridors.
The newly developed map aims to highlight the connectivity and accessibility of Charlotte’s greenways, which are vital for recreation, transportation, and environmental preservation within the urban landscape. Details regarding the specific features of the map, such as whether it includes points of interest, trail conditions, or accessibility information, were not immediately available. The timeline for the map’s development and its intended release date or method of distribution were also not provided.
The creation of this map by a forest bathing organization underscores the growing appreciation for urban nature and the desire to make these natural spaces more accessible to the public. While the specific methodology used to create the map or the resources utilized by the group were not disclosed, the project represents a local effort to enhance the understanding and use of Charlotte’s green infrastructure. Further details about the map’s content and availability are anticipated.
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