A 2681 acre park 7 miles southwest of downtown Nashville.
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Jun 29, 2024
Some horse and hiking trails are now shared. Both riders and walkers are respectful of one another. Trails are well maintained. Lots of squirrels, chipmunks, deer and birds. Full review by Buxz K
Dec 1, 2022
Every trip to Nash includes an excursion to PW parks. The big steps can't be missed and check out Quiet Point for a moderatly-difficult hike to the top of the ridge. You're in the country while still… Full review by lmmorey
Sep 19, 2022
Went to Full Moon Pickin' Party for the first time last Saturday. Such an awesome time! Weather was perfect, and $25 for 4 hours of great music was a good deal. Free soda and water bottles as well. W… Full review by claytoncohn
Generally I would say no. There may be running water in a few places if there has been a recent rain. There is an access point to the Harpeth River not far from here that I've seen …
Generally I would say no. There may be running water in a few places if there has been a recent rain. There is an access point to the Harpeth River not far from here that I've seen mentioned on several sites - it's the intersection of Old Natchez Trace and Temple Rd. You can search it on Google maps. It's about 4 1/2 miles away. 20 years ago it was a beautiful country drive. I think there's been a lot of residential construction since then, but access to the Harpeth is hard to find. Enjoy!
Hi there. I will be visiting Nashville in early November and was hoping to get some Fall foliage photos. Is the first weekend in November past peak for the park or will there still be some leaves on the trees? (I know it varies each year, but just thought maybe you had a feel for it.) Thanks! Jen
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Early November should be a perfect time for you. Percy Warner is a beautiful park.
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