edwin and percy warner parks

We went to walk our dogs and were happy with the variety of the trails. They are well kept and there is a diversity in the difficulty.

An extensive area, on the southwest edge of Nashville, adding greatly to the natural attractions of the metropolitan community. There are numerous hiking, biking, and riding trails, and a very pleasant wildlife viewing center.

For a hike or bike ride this is a beautiful place to do that. Miles of hiking and paved bike riding. Even have horse trails if you are traveling with your equine partner. Great 3 hour horse ride with picnic sites, must have your own horse.

Chose of trails. From 1/2 mile to 10 or more miles. Through the woods or on a road. They even offer trails for horse lovers. Awesome!

Fantastic walking and running trails with lots of elevation. May want to think twice about bringing your four legged friends in the warmer months... ticks, ticks, ticks!!

I live a few miles away from the parks. There are four or so hiking trails ranging in length from 2 to 4.5 miles and ranging in difficulty from moderate to slightly strenuous. The parks have a ton of history, some of which remains on display in the woods. Whether you want a picnic, relaxing walk, strenuous hike, or trail running, you'll find it here.Don't miss this park; it has something for everyone.

I'm slightly biased on this one, but even if I didn't live within a few miles of this wondrous wilderness, I'd drive across town to get my hike on here. With paved and nature trails to challenge any fitness level, it's the perfect place to get back to nature and get your exercise... all at the same time.

wonderful always somewhere to explore new!Lots of area to cover , drive or bike ,walk.water animals .

I lived across the street from the Warner Parks and explored them constantly when I lived in Nashville. The nature center is free and is a great place to take the kids, and it's a good starting point to explore the trail system. If you don't want to hike, there are roads open to cars through the parks that still get you into nature. We saw deer and turkey daily at the parks. A great day on that end of town could start with a hike in the parks followed by an afternoon visit to Cheekwood and dinner at the Loveless Cafe.

Clean trails with a variety of distances. Has many open spaces for other activites. Very relaxing and spacious

Clean, fun trails, great hiking and driving. The park is so huge it is a fun place to explore. Drive down Old Hickory and try each brother's park out.

I live close to the parks, so in the warmer months we frequent them often. There are such a variety of trails from flat, paved ones to ones that make you feel like you're in the mountains. They are such a great part of Nashville and a definite must see in the fall when the trees are changing!

If you like open space, trails and woods, these parks are for you. There is plenty of flat or hilly terrain depending on what is your favorite. We ride bikes, run and just plain have fun here. You will even see some well known artists and stars form time to time as well. For example, Taylor Swift likes to run there when in town. Shhh, don't tell anyone.

Drive to the entrance of Percy Warner at the end of Belle Meade Blvd and park your car before walking the streets or one of the many trails. Take a blanket to enjoy a sunny hillside after a hilly bike ride. There are several options in this lovely setting.

Located minutes from the heart of downtown Nashville , these some odd 2000 acres provide a quiet escape into the woods. The parks are easy to navigate, pristine and have a little something for everyone: hiking, biking, walking, picnicking , golf, or just hanging out. This is where "real" Nashville goes to relax.