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, shaded walking, running biking path. The city of Clarksville turned the old railroad tracks into a walking path with a bathroom. I usually start at the Mary's Oak parking lot entrance and run to the bathroom. It's exactly 2 miles out. There are clear distance markers along the path. There's another parking lot at the bathroom area. They have bikes you can rent there. I have been down further past the bathrooms and it's absolutely gorgeous that way. A couple of steep hills keep me off that part of the path. Have seen deer, bobcats and tons of birds and squirrels, Sometimes I have found cute painted rocks here as well. Bravo Clarksville! read more

Clarksville Greenway - Hiking Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

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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! read more

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 different locations. There was a washroom beside the parking lot but sadly it was closed. A lot of people were very annoyed about that. Including myself. The trail is baby carriage friendly. The trail is completely paved. We saw a lot of army men and women running. People on bikes. Mothers pulling wagons. A few skate boarders . It was a busy Sunday afternoon. After about a mile there is a panoramic bridge. We walked over two miles and turned back. There are mile markers on the trail. If you're looking for a beautiful scenic gentle walk I would totally recommend this place. read more

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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 the hilly side is very steep! great length, not too short not too long to walk the whole thing. Love it here!! read more

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 music of the wind through the woods. I was very grateful for my lovely experience there. read more

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Bike path, running path, walking path, rollerblading path, hiking path - this is it! It is fully paved, so true hiking aficionados might not get their fix. But the rest of us outdoor junkies will find something to love. The Greenway is fully shaded, has lots of birds, furry critters and deer, and is very doable in terms of distance in either direction from the trailhead on Pollard Road. Just don't get stuck here during a wild thunderstorm like my sister and I did a couple of weeks ago. That was whole other kind of outdoor adventure entirely. read more

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Love the Greenway for family walks. It's beautiful and very clean. Highly recommend if you are looking for a nice walk while the weather is nice. We'll be doing a picnic soon! read more

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One of my favorite parks in Clarksville. When you get to the main parking area (which was recently expanded and provides ample parking for the busy summer days!) there are two paths you can choose. One path is very hilly and honestly a bit challenging, I've tried to ride it on my bike and wound up having to walk up the hills! The other path is flat the entire way, and much better suited to a leisurely family stroll. The paved path is large enough for people to simultaneously walk, jog, run, bike, skate, scooter, or whatever else you'd like to do to get around. I love going in the early mornings before it is too busy. I've seen Turkey and deer on the path, and plenty of cats. The flat path takes you over a cute bridge that covers a ravine. Perfect place for photos and hanging around and observing the trees below. There are bikes that can be rented here, however I would not recommend them. The baskets up front are clumsy and riding the bikes was more hazardous than fun. Better to bring your own bicycle if you have one! read more

Clarksville Greenway - Greenway - Hiking Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

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I visited in March, when it's not at its greenest, but this is still a breathtakingly beautiful trail. Flat in some spots with some vicious hills in others, there's something for everyone. read more

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I love walking here! So much shade and so pretty!!! It's peaceful enough to clear you mind. Everyone is nice. I love when people bring there animals cause I get to see all the cute puppers! I recommend walking on the trail on the left if it's your first visit. But if you want a challenge take trail two on the right just warning there are hills. And I mean HILLS!! read more

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Great place for a stroll with the family. Can't wait to see the greenway in full display and full of life in warmer weather. read more

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What a beautiful place to walk. That's all I really have to say, but the reviews have to be 85 characters.

One of the most beautiful walks in Clarksville. Been going here for 5 years and it's peaceful every time

This spot is great for a solo run/walk or a family day to change the scenery! Ride a bike down the trail and you can rent one if you don't have your own. The trail is pet friendly with local wildlife as well. read more

A nice long path! It's not overly crowded. People are respectful and keep their dogs leashed for the most part.

This place is awesome! It's so beautiful and relaxing. In the entrance you can rent bikes. You have to sides to pick to hike. One I believe is 2 miles, the other is 2.5 and so on. Grab some good shoes, plenty of water and start off with your relaxing adventure. There are benches that swing, tables for picnic and doggy poop stations with disposable bags. Pet friendly. If you are lucky, you will find hidden painted rocks :) we will be back soon! read more

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The Greenway is a well maintained walking/running/biking trail. I really enjoyed the different views on the paths. Dog friendly with plenty of stations along the way. read more

Clarksville Greenway - Hiking Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

A short little easy stroll along the river. It's pretty congested because it's great for the little ones- not too difficult at all. Paved. Little swings and picnic tables along the way. From start to finish it's about 5 miles one way read more

Probably the best nature trail I've been to. It's got a paved walk through and great parking. I stayed near by while on a work trip and I wish my city had something like this. read more

This is absolutely one of my favorite places to go for a run or a bike ride. It's a wonderful place to go to get away from the city noise. Everyone you come across on the greenway is very friendly. Many people bring there dogs for walks there. Great place to go and relax and get some fresh air. read more

Nice trail for the busy city that Clarksville has unfortunately turned around into. It's pretty easy there are some small hills, paved, and latrine at the main entrance. Clean but crowded at times, watch out for wildlife, snakes, raccoons, etc... but don't let that stop you it's worth it! read more

The Greenway has always been a way to escape the fast place of a once laid back yet growing city. You'll be able to enjoy the natural scenery while you are getting your steps in. Make sure to bring your water bottle. This 2-4 mile walk can turn into a 4-8mile walk really easily! read more

Very pretty and a good place to walk your dog! They have bikes you can rent for it as well and they provide poop bags for your dog.

Calming. The perfect way to get back in touch with nature in this bustling town. There are bits where you can't even tell you are still in Clarksville. The hiking trails are paved too, with plenty of rest spots so if you use a walker or a wheelchair you won't have any issue going through it. read more

Took the kids on a little hike this mornings and to the little park it was awesome very hot BUT I did see a lot of trash in the brushes so that was slightly upsetting how people treat nature like it's there dumpster read more

Gorgeous greenway with 2 paths where you can walk, run or bike. The paths are completely covered with a canopy of trees so there is plenty of shade in the summertime. There are also areas along the path where you can sit on a swing, picnic table or bench and enjoy the amazing scenery while you connect with nature. You'll even find a water stop with paper cups if you're feeling parched. Don't worry about knowing your wild plant leaves because there are clean restrooms at the park entrance. read more

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The Greenway is by far my favorite place in Clarksville. I love walking, but there aren't many places to stroll here. Why this city is so lacking in sidewalks I will never understand. Anyway. When I found this trail, I couldn't have been more elated. It cuts through the center of the city, with more miles to be added in the coming years. The scenery is so beautiful; depending on when you're there you can see fire flies, watch bright orange leaves fall, catch a few deer chomping in the foliage. It's great. The trail gets busy on weekends...lots of dogs, kids on bikes, runners. I like it best on summer evenings. The Greenway has restrooms, water fountains, swinging benches, and is paved. read more

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Love this walking path. It's one of the only places around here I enjoy going to get in some nature. I wish the town had more places like this! read more

I could write an updated review but I don't feel like I did my due diligence in the write up to this place. The park is a the end of a residential neighborhood and near some farms. The park has a nice, wooded trail that used to be part of the railroad that went through Clarksville. As the railroad became less and less important it just kind of fell into disrepair and eventually the city bought it and turned it into a paved trail for biking, hiking and running. I am adding that ever elusive fifth star because of that effort, since they could have easily have just let the thin space between farms just go to waste but instead chose to turn it into a trail with great views for everyone's enjoyment. The same view that I enjoy while I'm running was just limited to freight trains just a couple years ago. Parking at this spot is limited but, depending on the weather it can be slow. The paved trail has benches, water coolers, trash cans and a place to chuck your dog poo-if you have one (a dog, not poo) at different spots so they anticipated every possibility. The pedestrian bridge is closed right now for some reason even though it opened pretty recently, however the views are still very good. Kudos to the city of Clarksville for making use of this place! read more

Prefect for a spring walk we walked several miles and it was all kinds of shady. Sweet people and puppy's all along the way. We met some new friends, even! read more

Clarksville Greenway - Never know what you might find in the woods! - Hiking Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

Greenway is a family friendly area for a good walk, jog, bike ride, and more! The trail is well kept, very clean, and peaceful! Sometimes I go here just to sit in the beauty and clear my mind. There is also park attached for the kiddos to play! read more

This is one of my favorite things about Clarksville. The greenway is a paved road weaving through Clarksville on an old railroad route. There are several places around Clarksville to hop on the greenway with parking, and especially if biking you could make it through the entire length! Each entrance is clearly marked by letter and there are several breathtaking views and bridges. We love walking and running the greenway with our dog! read more

Clarksville Greenway - Hiking Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

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Wednesday- 5/20/15 was my first visit w/ my little walking companion Walter (my pooch). I found this place on yelp and away we went. Paved path for walking, running, and biking Picnic tables for dining or poppin a squat, & swinging benches along the way Dog friendly- they have baggies and trash cans- clean up after your dog!! Clean bathroom at the entrance Free parking read more

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So the only reason why I like this path is because you can and I suggest that you do go off path. You will get some really pretty scenery aside from what's on the paved trail. It is nice to go jogging in the morning or evening though and I have liked using this path for my morning jogs. Just make sure you pack at least two bottles of water since its summer and bug spray. read more

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This was a great dog friendly walking trail. The dogs enjoyed it the bathroom was opened, the human water fountain worked the dog fountain did not. There is a lower parking lot that is not as obvious read more

Great trail system for one to walk/run/bike (casually)/walk the dog, etc. Plus, it runs along the end of the street I live on. Very convenient. read more

This is the perfect place to get outside enjoy some fresh air and get some excercise in. The path I took was completely paved and wide enough for bikes to go around my double stroller without either of us having to get off the path. You can go pretty far I only did 2 miles. There is a bathroom and a water fountain at the beginning of the path along with tables and garbage cans along the path. There are markers so you know how far you are going. Decent sized parking lot. It was BEAUTIFUL go try this place out!! read more

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Traveling a lot for work and decided I need to get off the hotel treadmill for my runs when possible. Glad I found this gem! Nice paved trail, challenging hills, lots of people out and about, feels very safe. Will come again next time I'm in town read more

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Mary's Oak Trailhead. Easy parking and the trail is mostly downhill for the first 2.5 miles. Make sure you go at least a mile so you can cross the Raymond C Hand Pass bridge. The leaves are changing and the view is amazing. Stop on one of the swings and watch a few leaves fall or be silly like me and try and sprint the entire thing! read more

What a great nature park/ trail in town! We were in town for work and brought our bikes to get some exercise and found these trails to be nicely paved, great scenery and good mix of flats and hills. Our only bummer was the trails for biking were limited to just under 10 miles. read more