Peeler Park Greenway:
Tennessee
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Description:
Peeler Park Greenway is one of many forming Nashville's system of greenways throughout the city. Nashville's greenways link neighborhoods, schools, shopping areas, the downtown area, offices, recreation areas, open spaces and other points of interest.

The Peeler Park Greenway is a short, multi-use trail that runs along the river through the wooded Peeler Park. You may also catch a glimpse of a remote-controlled plane or two being piloted from the R/C Airfield within the park.

Note: Cyclists and pedestrians are not allowed on the unpaved horse trails and horses are not allowed in the paved trails.

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Parking & Trail Access:
You can access the greenway at Peeler Park, 2043 Neelys Bend Road in Madison. For more information, contact:

Nashville Parks & Recreation
511 Oman Street
Nashville, Tennessee 37203
615-862-8400
www.nashville.gov/parks/about/contactus.asp

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Reviews: [1 trail ratings]
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Delightful!!
By libu in November, 2011
I really enjoy experiencing hidden gems such as Peeler Park. The trail length is short but I still managed to spend 2 hours exploring side paths on foot and taking photographs, some of which I've posted here. The weather was magnificient in a way only fall can bring and the scudding clouds provided a glorious interplay of light, shadow and color.
There are no toilet facilities so when you pass the Mapco (about half way down Neely's Bend Road) you might want to make a pit stop. There are a few benches along the path if one cares for a sit-down. The paving is nice and there is plenty of parking. I was approached by two cats in the parking lot. They looked in good shape and were quite friendly, so I suspect they belong to one of the nearby residents and are fed treats by park visitors. I didn't see anyone on the trail until I was almost back to the parking lot.
Overall, I give high marks to Peeler Park. My only wish is that it was closer to my neighborhood of Sylvan Park as it was almost a 40 mile roundtrip and the wagon eats gas like TicTacs.