Here’s The Ultimate Bucket List For People In Nashville Who Are Obsessed With Nature

The beauty of Nashville goes unmatched for most of the year, but definitely during the autumnal season. The trees go fiery shades of orange, red, and yellow, and the entire city seems to perk up when the air gets crisp. If you're a fan of outdoor activities and feel obsessed with the natural shift in seasons, then we have the ultimate bucket list for your trip to Nashville. Have a few recommendations to add? Make sure you leave them in the comments!

The Warner Parks in Nashville has some of the best hiking trails in the city.

You can wander along the leaf-strewn trails during the autumn season for a fresh, crisp introduction to fall. We'd recommend wearing hardy sneakers and bringing a water bottle along! Find more information here.

Have you ever been to Birdsong Hollow...?

If you have, then there's no way you could have missed the Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge. It's beautifully designed and the view from the tp is one of the most beautiful in Williamson County. Find more information here.

Day trip, anyone?

You can see the stars like never before at Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium, a secluded natural area that has a lake, hiking trails, a nature center, and a planetarium just four hours from the heart of Nashville. Find more information here.

Explore these hiking trails and waterfalls in and around Nashville.

If there's a waterfall at the end of your hike then really all is right in the world, don't you think? We've put together a list of seven trails and waterfalls in the Nashville area that are great for an autumn day. Find more information here.

The perfect outdoor destination outside of Nashville isn't far away...

Fall Creek Falls is located in one of the state's largest and most visited state parks, and with almost 30,000 acres across the Cumberland Plateau it remains one of the most beautiful as well. Find more information here.

Did you know that Nashville has a new city park?

It's Mill Ridge Park! Find more information here.

And of course, if you're choosing to stay in Nashville, this Hobbit house is the only way to go.

It's an Airbnb that's available for reservations throughout the year. Doesn't it look like the perfect spot for a magical getaway? Find more information here.

Nashville certainly is beautiful! Which adventure will you be taking for yourself? Make sure you leave your thoughts in the comments!

For somewhere a little more removed from the city center, check out the Loveless Cafe, an iconic Nashville staple in the hills west of the city.