Stones River Greenway at Percy Priest Dam Trailhead – From I-40 east from Nashville take Stewarts Ferry Pike exit # 219. Turn right on Stewarts Ferry Pike and travel approximately ½ mile to Bell Road.

Whites Creek Greenway at Hartman Park Trailhead – 2801 Tucker Road. From I-440 west toward Memphis, merge onto I-40 east toward Nashville. Merge onto I-65 north toward Louisville. Exit onto Metrocenter Blvd via exit # 85. Take Metrocenter Blvd.

Hamilton Creek Park is located off of Interstate 40, past the airport going east. Take exit 219 at Stewart’s Ferry Pike. This turns into Bell Road.

Centennial Park is a beautiful park in Nashville Tennessee located on West End Ave and 25th Avenue North.

Edwin and Percy Warner Parks, collectively known as “The Warner Parks,” are managed by the Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation of Nashville and Davidson County.

Old Hickory Lake has three day use fee areas located at Cedar Creek, Laguardo, and Old Hickory Beach. Each area offers great swim beaches, picnic tables, grills, restrooms, and launching ramps.

Cook Day Use Area is a lakeside oasis in the hills of middle Tennessee, providing visitors with countless recreational activities on the lake and in the surrounding woods and grasslands.
Natural Features:

Shutes Branch Mountain Bike Trail

The amazing downtown riverfront space created for the residents and visitors of Nashville by Hargreaves Associates.

OUR GOAL IS:

TO ASSURE EACH OF OUR RIDERS LEAVE OUR STABLES A BETTER RIDER THAN WHEN THEY ARRIVED.

WE STRIVE TO GIVE EACH AND EVERY CLIENT A REAL CHANCE TO RIDE A HORSE THE WAY HORSEBACK RIDING IS MEANT TO BE.

Nature Cruises and Private Pontoon Parties on the Cumberland River and Cheatham Lake, just 35 minutes northwest of Nashville in Ashland City, TN

Elm Hill Boat Rentals sets the pace for rental boats not only on Percy Priest Lake, but for the entire middle Tennessee area. We offer Nashville’s larges boat fleet featuring custom built Solid Craft Pontoons from 24 feet to 30 feet.

Gallatin Marina is a growing boating community within the city of Gallatin, which is locatedin Sumner County. We have pictures from the beginning in the 1960s, and is still much like that quiet hidden cove of the past.