Whether you’re a huge hiker or not, it’s awesome to know that there are a couple of great walking or hiking spots in the area that you can frequent at your leisure. We’ve put together a quick list of places either in or around Nashville. Since it’s a city (obvs), there are a couple walking trails peppered throughout for you family folk.  Pack that sack and lace up your boots for a bit of fun in the sun. Here are the best hiking spots in Nashville and the surrounding area.

7. Beaman Park
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Tucked away and a bit outside the city, Beaman Park is a quiet, protected park that offers you the seclusion you crave with a commute above all else.
6. Bowie Nature Park - Fairview
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This nature preserve offers gorgeous scenery and a couple of different options for hikers of all ages, even a playground and nature center if you're feeling up for it.
5. Percy Warner Park - Mossy Ridge Trail
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One of the two that make up the, "Warner Parks" name, Percy Warner has a wildly popular trail in Mossy Ridge - Taylor Swift has even been spotted here.
4. Radnor Lake Nature Trail - Brentwood
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Located in Brentwood just fifteen minutes outside of Nashville, Radnor Lake is perfect if you're looking for a quiet walk to let the rush of the day run off you. It's quiet, only a couple miles with little difficulty. You'll have trouble going back to the city after this one.
3. Richland Creak Greenway - McCabe Loop
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It may hug a golf course, but the McCabe Loop runs along the west side greenway, which is great for those of you who are looking for the wilderness feel without having to strap on a pair of boots.
2. Shelby Bottoms Greenway - East Nashville
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East Nashville is the owner of this stunning gem, with a 6.4 mile walking/jogging trail that stretches all the way to Opry Mills. There's even the option to rent bikes, if you're so inclined.
1. Stones River Greenway
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The Stones River Greenway hugs the river, giving you a couple of epic views from the protection of the trees.

Have you tried out any of these hiking spots in Nashville and the surrounding area? Are you looking to get out there in the great outdoors? Let us know your thoughts!

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