The Brian Brown Memorial Greenway—named for a local trail advocate whose untimely death while biking on a busy road emphasized the need for trails in the area—runs for a little more than a mile on the western edge of Martin. The trail courses primarily through farmland owned by the University of Tennessee at Martin, with the eastern stretch occupying a former railroad corridor.
The paved trail will soon be extended eastward on the out-of-service rail line to downtown Martin.
Parking for the Brian Brown Memorial Greenway is available at trailheads at both ends of the trail. The larger trailhead is located at the intersection of University Street/State Route 431 and Skyhawk Parkway/SR 43. A smaller parking lot can be found at the northern end of Carter Street.
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