Cumberland River Greenway is a 11.9 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Nashville, Tennessee that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking, trail running, and road biking and is accessible year-round.
March 28, 2021Windy ride back; Flooded routes; Multiple detours
February 8, 2021we love this place! the hike is really easy and you walk along the water but there is a lot of brush so you can't really see the water most of the way.
November 26, 2020It was a pleasure riding alongside the Cumberland River! Although we weren’t able to ride all the way into Nashville due to time constraints, we’ll be back!
November 4, 2020November 2, 2020A lot of trash and homeless camps.
September 24, 2020For a River greenway, it wasn’t very green and besides the beginning portion, you couldn’t see the river . It’s nice if you want some where to spread your legs for a walk, but don’t expect any sort of scenery.
September 18, 2020September 11, 2020Easy & accessible! Seeing the Chew Crew was also a nice lil treat.
August 12, 2020This area is gross and sketchy
August 1, 2020May 15, 2020If your feeling adventurous just west of the golf course they put in protected bike lanes on Ed Temple Blvd then turn right on Sr. Walter Davis Blvd by TSU which turns into centennial and takes you right to The Nations where southern grist brewing is immediately on your right, as well as some food options or head on down 51st to H&H brewing 51st deli, midnight oil pizza, or Fat Bottom in the neighborhood too!
May 12, 2020All in all a nice greenway to bike or run. Starts out downtown and goes past a few sketchy areas, but once you get along the River it’s a beautiful ride. Even got to see some sheep along the way!
March 20, 2020December 11, 2019
First to ReviewThis is a great metro greenway that leaves from downtown nashville and follows the river north for nearly 6 miles before the turn around at a golf course. It’s all paved and flat for cycling or running and well manicured by mowing crews at the path edges and by goats for the embankment to the river. The downtown piece (maybe the first 2 miles) still are in the city, passing city buildings, apartments and warehouses along the river. After that, there are almost no trees since this is a raised greenway (to protect from river flooding), so wear your sunscreen. I see a lot of walkers, runners and cyclists out - but nowhere near an interrupting amount.
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