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Hector H. Henry Greenway at Moss Creek is a 1.5-mile paved trail linking neighborhood, schools and Rocky River
Summary
A city staff member described the Hector H. Henry Greenway at Moss Creek as a 1.5-mile paved trail in Concord that connects the Moss Creek neighborhood with O'Dell Primary School, Harris Road Middle School and the Rocky River, and is part of the Carolina Thread Trail network.
A city staff member described the Hector H. Henry Greenway at Moss Creek as a 1.5-mile paved trail in Concord that connects the Moss Creek neighborhood to O'Dell Primary School, Harris Road Middle School and the Rocky River.
The description said the greenway provides a mix of transportation, recreation and educational access for nearby residents. It includes trailhead parking at O'Dell Primary School, access points at Marquette, Astoria and Alexia streets, greenway banners and 911 markers, boardwalks, observation decks and pond overlooks.
Staff noted the Moss Creek section contains significant wetlands that support a variety of wildlife and that the greenway is part of the Carolina Thread Trail, a regional network of trails that links communities across the area. The recorded description identified the Hector H. Henry Greenway at Moss Creek as the city's second-most-popular greenway.
Operational specifics beyond the trail amenities — such as hours of operation, maintenance schedules or restroom availability — were not specified in the recording. The description encouraged residents to visit and use the trail as a local resource for walking and wildlife observation.
