Knoxville City Greenway

Tail Location: Knoxville (various locations)

Trail Length: 30 miles

Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible

Trail Surface: Asphalt

Trail Description: Paved pathes in Knoxville leading through places os preserved nature for the enjoyment of its citizens. A complete list of Knoxville's greenways and maps Knoxville Trail Map

Tail Location: Thompso n lane to Cannonsburgh

Trail Length: 12 miles

Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible

Trail Surface: Asphalt

Trail Description: Murfreesboro's Stone 's River Greenway System is made up of 12 miles of 12 foot wide asphalt paved trails making push-bike scooting, walking, jogging, rollerblading and bicycling most enjoyable! Easy access with seven trailhead parking lots: Thompson Lane, Board Street, General Bragg, Redoubt Brannon, Manson Pike, Fortress Rosevrans and Cannonsburgh.

More Info: Murfreesboro Park and Recreation Commission (615) 890-5333

Tail Location: Chattanooga

Trail Length: 8 miles

Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible

Trail Surface: Concrete

Trail Description: 8 miles of a 16 mile projected trail is open for public use. The concrete makes for excellent Push-bike Scootering and In-line Skating.

More Info: (423) 493-9239
                    (423) 493-5142

Tail Location: Ma ryville to Alcoa

Trail Length: 9 miles

Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible

Trail Surface: Asphalt

Trail Description: From the Tr ail Website: The Maryville-Alcoa Greenway is a 9 mile trail connection Springbrook Park in Alcoa with the Bicentennial Greenbelt and Sandy Springs Park in Maryville.

More Info: Trail map is available at Greenway Trail

Tail Location:Nashville

Trail Length:5 miles

Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible

Trail Surface: Asphalt

Trail Description:The Shelby Bottoms Trail runs along the Cumberland River. The trail does offer another 6 miles of primitive trail for mountain biking and hiking.
Parking is Avaliable at Shelby Park accross from the Baseball park.