Richille U.
7/17/2023
I enjoy my walks here. It's quiet. You'll find all sorts of people - walking, running, on bikes, with kids or walking dogs. I love seeing people out and about. + I saw a deer today!
Clarksville Greenway
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1101 Pollard Rd
Clarksville, TN 37042
Clarksville Greenway is a central trail corridor in Clarksville, TN, offering a scenic and active experience for both locals and visitors. With trails on both sides of the Red River, the Greenway provides stunning views of the river and beautiful forestry, making it an ideal destination for biking, skating, running, or walking. The trail also features restrooms, benches, and resting areas for convenience and comfort.
Throughout the Greenway, visitors can observe native species of plants and animals, contributing to the community's clean air and water, flood protection, and educational resources. Notably, the trail boasts the Raymond C. Hand Pass, a 600-foot pedestrian bridge. Safety is a top priority, with guidelines in place for parking, pet handling, and trail usage. The Greenway is continuously improving, with upcoming projects like the Red River Pedestrian Bridge connecting it to the Riverwalk.
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4.587 reviews
Krys G.
4/23/2023
First time hiking here. Lots of parking before you set out on the trail. There is a bike rental place along side of the parking lot. The bikes were $3 to rent and you could return them at...
Carly M.
7/12/2021
One of my favorite running paths in the world! When I was a little girl this used to be railroad tracks. We would get off the school bus and walk down the tracks to get home. Now it's a clean,...
Ian B.
1/5/2021
What a great toe path in Clarksville. I love this greenway, very well kept, beautiful and lots to look at. Definitely feel like you are not in town and out in the middle of no where. Warning...
Ophelia B.
10/4/2020
My first Clarksville Greenway experience was a delightful buffet of multi-sensations: the sounds of the birds in the trees, the falling of the leaves on the trail, the aroma of the forest, and the...
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