Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge

The Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge carries the greenway across the river toward Two Rivers Park; the exposed span can be hot, windy, or slick.

Use 1900 Davidson Street for the Nature Center and main greenway trailhead. Park nearer Sevier Lake, playground, community center, golf, Cornelia Fort, or the pedestrian bridge for those distinct destinations.

Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge keeps its own operating, staffing, seasonal, event, construction, maintenance, or weather schedule. Check the cited official source and current operator notices before leaving.

The Nature Center is the most dependable greenway restroom during its posted hours. Shelby Park facilities serve developed recreation areas, but do not expect restrooms along every trail segment.

Nature Center admission, greenway, nature play, and ordinary park access are free. Golf, rentals, permits, community-center activities, shelters, and selected programs cost separately.

More than five miles of paved greenway provide accessible travel, while primitive paths, wetlands, boardwalks, flood debris, and natural surfaces vary.

Pets are allowed on a leash six feet or shorter. Bikes belong on paved trails only, and collecting natural or historic material requires authorization.

Nature Play, the Nature Center, paved biking, playgrounds, lake views, Cornelia Fort's broad pavement, and picnics offer varied family choices; waterways are not supervised swimming areas.

The Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge carries the greenway across the river toward Two Rivers Park; the exposed span can be hot, windy, or slick. This is Cumberland River floodplain. Check high water, heat, boardwalk or bridge repairs, Nature Center hours, greenway closures, and trail conditions before leaving.

WeGo routes serve the East Nashville area, but the correct stop depends on the Nature Center, Shelby Park recreation, or Cornelia Fort destination. Verify the final walking route.