It’s often said by many people that one of the best things about Nashville is the combination of great green spaces not even ten minutes away and a happening downtown scene. There are many beautiful nature trails and parks throughout the city. Perhaps the most well known of these parks is Nashville’s Centennial Park with its renowned replica of the Parthenon.

Beaman Park

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Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

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Centennial Park

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Cumberland Park

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Fannie Mae Dees Park

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Fort Negley Park

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Greenway Trail Head

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Hadley Park Regional Center

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Hartman Park Regional Center

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Nashville Public Square Park

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Warner Parks

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Radnor Lake

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Seven Oaks Park

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Sevier Park

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Shelby Bottom

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Two Rivers

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