Murfreesboro Greenway System

The Murfreesboro Greenway System consists of over 17 miles of trails, bridges, and boardwalks for enjoying Murfreesboro's beautiful natural setting. Sixteen trailheads along the seven greenway sections provide access for hiking, walking, running, wading, bicycling, skating, nature photography, picnicking, birdwatching, fishing, and many other outdoor activities for individuals of all abilities. Three small watercraft launch points - two on the West Fork Stones River and one on the East Fork Stones River - provide access to the Stones River for paddlers, and two bark parks allow off-leash exercise for your canine pals.

The Murfreesboro Greenway System also connects historical sites, parks, neighborhoods, and businesses and serves as a conservation corridor to preserve precious natural and cultural resources.

Volunteer Programs

Engage with your greenway! Our volunteers play a vital role in protecting and managing Murfreesboro's 15 miles of greenway and the surrounding acreage. From invasive plant removal to litter pickup, from reporting facility damage to reporting sightings of rare plants or animals, and from trail maintenance to special events, we appreciate your input and elbow grease!

Guardians of the Greenway (#GreenwayGuardians)
Corporate Volunteer days
National Public Lands Day
National Parks Day
Individual action
Stream/River Cleanup
Citizen Science

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Environmental Education

Murfreesboro Greenway System is the perfect setting for learning about the nature that surrounds us:

Group Programs, large and small school groups, homeschool, and scout groups of all sizes
Public Programs (Walks, Nature Exploration, Exercise, etc.)
Citizen scientists can help us document the amazing variety of plants and animals that live along our greenway.
School/University Research Projects: Contact the Greenway office at (615) 893-2141.
...and more!

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