Electric City Trail

05/29/2026

We RUN IN Anderson

That's what we do! Every week. (plus some biking and walking) And this last Thursday at 6pm, we ran from Downtown Anderson starting at Run In Anderson to Linley Park and back.

Whether you are just starting out, or more competitive, make sure to find your walk/run/ride tribe, stay active and encourage each other in promoting healthy living.

The apres social at Magnetic South Brewery is always fun too!

05/22/2026

One of our favorite run/walk routes in Downtown Anderson starts at Run In Anderson and finishes at Magnetic South Brewery

Whether you are just starting out, or more competitive, make sure to find your walk/run/ride tribe, stay active and encourage each other in promoting healthy living.

Here are a few groups that can run/walk this route:
Every Tuesday at 6pm: We RUN IN Anderson
Every Thursday at 6pm: Premiere Run Club Mezinárodní (starts Run In Anderson and ends Magnetic South Brewery)

05/21/2026

What a great race coming soon in Downtown Anderson hosted by First Flight Alliance and you can help a good cause by using the The LOT Project link.

Packet Pick-up is at Run In Anderson.

As a reminder to find your tribe: here are some Downtown walk/run training info:
Every Tuesday at 6pm: We Run In Anderson
Every Thursday at 6pm: Anderson Run Club ⚡️(ARC) ⚡️ (various start locations)
Every Thursday at 6pm: Premier Run Club (starts Run In Anderson and ends Magnetic South Brewery)

Calling all runners! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ We want YOU to sign up for America's 5K hosted by on the 4th of July! The LOT Project receives 50% of all funds raised through our unique signup link! To register, visit runsignup.com/Race/SC/Anderson/Americas5K?raceRefCode=fDcVOXte or the link in our bio. Can't wait to see you there! 🇺🇸

05/02/2026

This is a concept that is officially moving toward reality!

Life is continuously a balance of growth and preservation, and finding that sweet spot requires a community effort. The City of Anderson, SC - Local Government recently held a public feedback session for the Downtown Anderson Greenway Connection, and the turnout was incredible. Please link below if you still want to provide some feedback before the next public input session.

A huge thank you to our citizens and the local Downtown Anderson Today leaders who shared their vision, including:

☘️ McGee's Scot-Irish Pub
🏃 Run In Anderson
🍺 Magnetic South Brewery
💼 Ron Haskell Insurance Agency Inc, State Farm

Funding for the Greenway comes partially from our Hospitality Tax collections on food and drinks within the city.

Did you know? By law, these specific funds are restricted. They can only be used for tourism-related projects and quality-of-life enhancements—they cannot be diverted to general road repairs.

Keeping this in mind helps us understand how we can build a more vibrant, walkable city while maintaining our existing infrastructure through the proper channels.

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04/30/2026

The inaugural run from Downtown Anderson to Linley Park along the new segment of The Electric City Trail was Tuesday with the We RUN IN Anderson group - It was absolutely awesome passing the multiple baseball and softball games happening at the Rec Center and waving to the crowds, crossing the new pedestrian bridge and making it all the way to the Gazebo's at Linley Park.

Don't forget tomorrow (Thursday) from 4-6pm at McGee's Scot-Irish Pub for a drop in any time to review the connectivity plans from the City of Anderson, SC - Local Government

04/28/2026

RUN CLUB ALERT 🚨 🏃

04/26/2026

What would it look like to walk, bike or run from Anderson University to the heart of Downtown Anderson using a safe, multi-use pathway?

What about talking an e-bike ride from the Anderson Athletic Campus up to the Anderson Area YMCA along a tree lined multi-use trail? 🌳 That also continues along the East-West Connector to the Anderson Sports & Entertainment Center

We’re dreaming big about a multi-use greenway that links our campus, the YMCA, and the heart of downtown. This isn't just about paths—it’s about:
- Boosting our local businesses.
- Making our city more walkable and vibrant.
- Creating a space where students and neighbors connect.

Let’s make this happen, Anderson.

04/24/2026

There is a public drop-in event next Thursday, April 30 to learn more about an exciting new project designed to strengthen connections in the heart of Anderson.

The Downtown Greenway Connection will link key areas of our city—following Whitner Creek from Bleckley Street to Tribble Street and into Downtown—creating a more accessible, walkable, and connected community.

This is a great opportunity to view preliminary plans, ask questions, and share your thoughts. Whether you’re a resident, business owner, or interested in the future of Anderson, you are invited to stop by, explore the vision, and be part of the conversation.

Drop in anytime between 4:00–6:00 PM—hope to see you there!

01/05/2026

Yes, we Run In Anderson, that's what we do. New groups of bike/run/walk groups in our area all help to build a community of active trail users and need to support each other in our efforts to get outside and touch grass.

See ya'll on Tuesday evenings in Downtown Anderson at Run In Anderson

Starting 2026. Every Tuesday at 6pm.

Meet at Run In Anderson

118 E. Earle St.
Anderson, SC 29621

11/26/2025

Progress continues by the City of Anderson, SC - Local Government in connecting Linley Park to the Rec Center along Whitner Creek. This is a significant step toward linking 2 major destinations within the city for biking, walking and running. .