Posted in Nashville
October 07, 2016
Here Is The Most Remote, Isolated Spot Close To Nashville And It’s Positively Breathtaking
Peeler Park is located in Madison, Tennessee and it’s only fifteen minutes from Nashville city center. The spot is darling, located roughly eight miles down Neely Bend and a million miles away from any idea of a honking horn or a noisy city. Honestly, it’s quite shocking how remote it is. Take a look!
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First, just bask in the glory of this beautiful park. I mean, REALLY?!
Located in Neely's Bend, the Cumberland River wraps its way around the park and you can access it with the park boat ramp.
There are four miles of paved trail available on the greenway.
There's also 3.5 available for hiking, if you're rather get off the beaten path.
The extensive natural species and wildlife in the park is stunning, making springtime one of the most beautiful places out there.
There are eight miles of equestrian trails as well, so no need to leave your favorite horse at home.
We're forever in awe of the beautiful Nashville sunset colors, and watching it set over the water makes it even more beautiful.
Ready for an adventure? Peeler Park is precisely what you're looking for.
Have you been to this remote spot near Nashville? Beautiful, right? We’re completely in love. We know where we’ll be spending our time…
