Trail Users: Resources and Rules

park visitors walking on path — Peeler Park Greenway, Mayor's Walk 100, 2012

Nashville has a rich variety of trails, trail groups, and trail advocates, all contributing to a trail network of more than 270 miles for hiking, biking, mountain biking, horseback riding and paddling.

Visit the Greenways network at Maps and Trails.
B-cycle bike rental kiosks are available throughout Nashville, including 16 at greenway trailheads.
Visit the Metro Bikeways Program to learn more about active transportation, and for maps of bike lanes and bike routes.
Visit mountain bike trails for more information about our facilities and partnerships
For hiking, contact or visit a Metro Parks nature center or Radnor Lake State Park for more information about trails, maps, and guided hikes.
Horseback riding is allowed at two Metro Parks, with permits required for group rides.
For paddling, the Cumberland River Compact's Recreation Map is a great resource for finding a canoe or kayak access point.

Greenways and Trails Related Links

Posted Rules

Paved trails are two-way and multi-use

No motorized vehicles on the trails

Please Follow These Rules

Maximum speed on trail is 15 mph
Keep to the right; pass on the left
Keep pets on-leash not exceeding 6 ft.
Bicyclists and skaters yield to pedestrians
Give audible signal when passing
Stay on designated trails
Put trash in receptacles at trailheads
Open daily from dawn to dusk

Safety Is Our Highest Priority

Enjoy the greenway with a friend
Leave valuables at home
Take care keys with you
Trails and bridges may be slippery or uneven
Trail is subject to flash flooding; exit the greenway immediately during heavy rains