Nashville is known for its music and contemporary business culture, but it's also one of the most naturally rife cities in the south. The entire city is infused with public parks and spaces, which means there's a myriad of hiking trails striping the entire town. If you're looking to fall in love with the natural beauty of the area, then one of these seven easy trails near me in Nashville are well-worth a stroll or two. Go alone, bring your family, it's up to you! There's no better way to see the beauty of the city close up!

1. Percy Warner Paved Trail

One of many great easy trails near me in the area, the Percy Warner Paved Trail is located in, yes, the ever-popular Percy Warner Park. It's a loop trail, and at just under six miles, you'll definitely earn a massive lunch. Bring your dogs on a leash and your kids with a mindful eye, and keep in mind that this is a great stroller-friendly space. From road biking to long, leisurely walks, the paved trail is great for a lazy weekend morning. Get to know more about the Percy Warner Paved Trail.

2. Rogers Walk Trail

Rogers Walk Trail is located at the Ellington Agricultural Center in south Nashville. It's a great hiking trail for beginners, stretching only 2.4 miles along the loop route, and most folks love it for the dog privileges! As long as they're on a leash, feel free to bring human's best friend! This is a great spot for kids as well. Get more details on Rogers Walk Trail.

3. Two Rivers Greenway Trail

The Two Rivers Greenway Trail is 15 (!!!) whopping miles in its entirety, but most folks just wander out on the trail for a hot second and then make their way back. It's best used from February to November, and especially lends itself to biking and walking on the partially paved walking path. Find out more about Two Rivers Greenway Trail.

4. Mossy Ridge Trail

Mossy Ridge Trail is located in Percy Warner Park. It remains one of the most popular hiking trails in the city, and operates as an almost five-mile loop. Great for hiking, leaf peeping, running and dog walking, this easy trail near me in Nashville comes highly recommended by folks of all ages. Learn more about Mossy Ridge Trail.

5. Bells Bend Loop Trail

Considered an "easy" trail on AllTrails, Bells Bend Loop is an incredibly quiet and rural trail that boasts river views and dog privileges. Both kid-friendly and set up as a loop, you can take in all the beauty of a trail close to Nashville without all of the crowds. You'll gain roughly 200 feet of elevation, and the entire trail clocks in at 4.4 miles. It is a perfect hiking trail for beginners. Read more about Bells Bend Loop Trail.

6. Bryant Grove Trail

Bryant Grove Trail is located in Long Hunter State Park. It is definitely more moderate at eight miles out and back. The views of the lake, wildflower fields, and expansive forest is a plus, as well as the fact that the trail is operational year-round. No need to take a break! Keep in mind, however, that it's not a trail meant for dogs. Fido, unfortunately, will have to stay home. Find out more details about Bryant Grove Trail.

7. Harpeth Woods Trail

Harpeth Woods Trail is located in Edwin Warner Park, and it's definitely a popular spot for Nashvillians. You'll definitely find more crowds here on the weekends! The 2.5-mile loop trail isn't meant for dogs, but it's great for bird watching and family hiking and it's a great easy trail. Get more details on Harpeth Woods Trail.

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