Have you ever just felt like getting away for an adventure? Well, we know just how you feel. Every now and again we all want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and take the time to get in touch with nature, take a bike ride, or simply enjoy a hike out in the wild. Luckily for you, Nashville and its environs are studded with numerous natural settings that are perfect for hiking.
Our limo Nashville representatives have compiled a list of some of our favorite settings, so you don’t have to waste any time browsing through dozens of websites; simply pick one of these amazing settings, and we guarantee that you will not be disappointed.
Consider hiring our car Service in Nashville for a comfortable and hassle-free ride to a setting of your choice. Enjoy a relaxing and comfortable ride in our luxury vehicles as you anticipate your well-deserved excursion. Let us handle all the navigation, to and from your premises, as you focus on unwinding and revitalizing your mind in any one of these scenic locations.
Radnor Lake
Radnor Lake is located in Nashville and is arguably one of the Music City’s best outdoor settings. Radnor Lake is a designated conservation area, which implies that wildlife is in plenty and the plant life is bountiful. The hiking trails at Radnor Lake are in perfect shape, the most popular being the Ganier Ridge Trail, a 1.7-mile hiking trail that runs across the ridge. You may also want to consider the South Cove and South Lake trails that make a loop around the lake. Note, however, bike riding, pet walking, and running has strictly been restricted to paved trails.
Sewanee Perimeter Trail
Head over to the University of Sewanee, located in Sewanee, only 80 miles from Nashville. The Perimeter Trail is a 50-mile loop around the campus. The path mainly runs around the plateau rim, so the walk should be relatively easy as longs as you are psyched for it. Nonetheless, you will encounter a rocky patch (literally) on a section known as the ‘Rocky Bluffs’. You can also choose to explore the Perimeter Trail over several visits; you can take advantage of the shuttle if you get tired and hitch a ride to the end of the trail. Just be sure to note where you left off so you can pick up from there next time.
South Cumberland State Park
The South Cumberland State Park is located in South East Tennessee on the Cumberland Plateau. The park is split into two major sections, the Fiery Gizzard and the Savage Gulf. Both sections have camping sites, trails, and waterfalls. We, however, recommend that you try the Fiery Gizzard Trail, a 13-mile one-way trail that links the Foster Falls to the Grundy Forest. Here you will experience cascading streams, beautiful rock formations, rocky gorges, lush woodlands, and panoramic backdrops. This is truly a natural arcadia that you should not miss out on.
