What this tracks
This dataset records publicly accessible trails and greenways across Tennessee, including their locations, management, and features.
Why it matters to you
If you’re planning a hike, bike ride, or wheelchair-accessible outing in Tennessee, this data helps you choose trails that match your needs. For example, a parent with a stroller can look for ADA_Accessible trails with concrete surfaces, while a road cyclist can check Secondary_Use_Trail_Type for designated biking routes. Small businesses near trailheads, like cafes or gear shops, can also use this to identify high-traffic outdoor recreation areas.
How to read this data
Trail_Name — The official name of the trail (e.g., “Townsend North Greenway Trail”).
Primary_Use_Trail_Type — The main activity the trail supports, like “Greenway” or “Road-biking.”
Length_Miles — The trail’s distance (e.g., 4.56 miles).
ADA_Accessible — Whether the trail meets accessibility standards (values like “Yes” or “No Data”).
Try it yourself
Search for trails near your ZIP code using the City or Zip_Code fields to plan a weekend hike or bike route.