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Nashville Greenways are a system of linear trailway parks that connect the city's residential, business, and civic districts, developed by the city's Metro Parks and Recreation department and Greenways for Nashville nonprofit organization. The greenway system meanders along the city's natural landscape features, including rivers, streams, and ridges, and traverses former railroad corridors and scenic highway areas. More than 200 miles of walking and biking trails connect 185 city parks, seven golf courses, four nature centers, and a vast number of children's playgrounds and community centers. Through the initiative, the city strives to provide free access to recreational opportunities and natural areas for all citizens and visitors.

P.O. Box 196340, Nashville, TN 37219-6340, Phone: 615-862-8400

Nashville Greenways
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