Rails-To-Trails
The Muhlenberg County “Rails-To-Trails” is a paved trail following an old Paducah and Louisville railway route between Greenville and Central City, Kentucky, that is open to pedestrians and non-motorized vehicle traffic. Kentucky’s most extensive rail trail conversion to date, the Muhlenberg Rail Trail opened October 20, 2000 and was named “Trail of the Month” by the Rails to Trails Conservancy in May 2004. Features of the 6-mile trail include a covered bridge, a viewing platform and briding guide along a wetland, a restored caboose, resting benches and some park lighting. Is is heavily used by the general public.

Morgan Memorial Park
This 15+ acre Morgan Memorial Park features
- swimming pool with offset diving, kiddy pool (suitable for toddlers) and snack bar
- 3 picinic pavilions
- small kiddy playground (suitable for toddlers)
- large jungle gym
- swings
- tennis courts
- basketball courts
- amphitheatre

Brizendine Nature Park
The newest of Greenville’s parks, the 12-acre Brizendine Nature Park features a .5-mile, 5-foot wide trail with resting benches.

Ben Topmiller Park
Just located off Highway 189 Bypass, The Ben Topmiller Park consists of 5 baseball diamonds and plenty of parking.

Lake Malone State Park
Not far from Greenville in the southern reaches of Muhlenberg County lies beautiful Lake Malone State Park, with the crown jewel being Lake Malone. The 388-acre park featues campsites, picnic areas, a swimming area, a boat ramp and a dock. The 1.5-mile Laurel Trail and the .25-mile Wildflower Trail lead through a hardwood forest filled with mountain laurel, holly, dogwood and wildflowers. These easy-rated hiking trails provide picturesque views of many rock walls, once used as shelters by Native Americans. The adjacent 788-acre Lake Malone is managed by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife and is popular with boaters and fishermen. Any and all visitors are offered an array of activities from fishing, boating, golfing and hiking. The breath-taking display of colorul fall foliage silhouetted against the water and 50-foot sandstone rock bluffs is as beautiful as any lake in the state. Because of its siren atmosphere, the lake is home to many, who have built beautiful cabins along its shores. Awaiting the public as the south end of the lake is a sumptuous meal at the famous Shady Cliff Restaurant and Boat Dock.

Greenville Country Club