Map of the Downtown Knoxville Greenways

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Downtown Knoxville Greenways

The City of Knoxville has an expansive system of greenways with recreational trails for bike riding, running and walking. A number of these trails are situated along the Tennessee River adjacent to Downtown Knoxville.

These greenways go past multiple parks, commercial areas with restaurants and shops, museums and the University of Tennessee campus. The trails within the greenways are interconnecting for the most part and combine to create a system pf pathways that extend for over 9 miles. These greenways provide beautiful views of the river and of Downtown Knoxville skyline, the bridges and the landscaped parks and open spaces along the river.

The greenways that are included within the Downtown Knoxville area include: Lakeshore Park Greenway, the Sequoya Greenway, the Three Creek Greenway, the Second Creek Greenway, the Morningside Greenway, the Neyland Greenway, the Knox Blount Greenway, Middlebrook Greenway, Liberty Street Greenway and the James White Greenway.

Click on the key on the map to zoom into each specific trail.

Conditions

The recreational trails within the greenways in Downtown Knoxville area are mostly paved. The trails are open for bike riding, running and walking.

The routes of these trails include street crossings and some congested areas, but for the most part the trails are located away from traffic.

Points of Interest

The greenways of Downtown Knoxville go past the following points of interest:

Resources

Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the Downtown Knoxville Greenways in Tennessee.