South End Health Stroll
You look fit, South End!
South End is beloved for its award-winning beer, eclectic cuisine and public art—and for good reason. But it’s also home to recreation spots, restaurants, and businesses that make health and fitness fun and delicious. It is one of Charlotte’s best destinations for a happy and healthy lifestyle—and it’s time you experience this versatile neighborhood and all it has to offer.
To help kick-start your South End wellness journey, here’s a suggested seven-stop stroll that showcases some of the best health and fitness opportunities in the area. From yoga to rock climbing, kale to kombucha, this itinerary has something for everyone and is the perfect introduction to the healthier side of Charlotte’s most active neighborhood.
Stop 1: Clean Juice
Start your day off right with one of Clean Juice’s delicious offerings—The Beach Bowl acai bowl and The Healthy Heart One smoothie are must-try menu items from this 100% certified organic juice and smoothie bar.
Stop 2: BK Pilates
BK Pilates aims to help clients achieve their health and fitness goals with customized routines designed to develop the essential mind-body connection, define the body, establish core strength, achieve greater flexibility, and improve posture. Drop in for a sweat session!
Stop 4: Flower Child
By now you’re sure to have worked up an appetite. Stop by Flower Child, a health and vegetarian-focused restaurant right off the Rail Trail. This restaurant is as beautiful as it is delicious, so take it all in and don’t forget to snap a picture of the bee mural on the way out!
Stop 5: SPOONS
Step off the Rail Trail and grab your acai bowl at SPOONS, or get your superfood bowl delivered! These picture perfect smoothie bowls are delicious, healthy, and protein packed, if you choose.
Stop 6: Clean Eatz
Don't feel like grocery shopping this week? Stock up on healthy grab-and-go meals to get you through the week.

Learn more about recreation and fitness in South End.
Discover the Charlotte Rail Trail, a winding urban trail connecting South End and Uptown that is perfect for running, walking, biking, and even unicycling.
Want more group fitness? Check out the different neighborhood run clubs for great community and a great workout.
Looking for green space in South End? Head to Wilmore Centennial Park.
Mentioned in this Post
Clean Juice
1616 Camden Rd
Flower Child
1537 Camden Rd
Project Lean Nation
2210 Hawkins St
BK Pilates
1422 S Tryon