Richland Creek Greenway - McCabe Trailhead — Attraction in Nashville-Davidson

Nashville's Richland Creek Greenway - McCabe Trailhead offers a perfect blend of urban convenience and natural beauty, emphasizing its allure as a biking destination. The well-maintained trails wind through lush greenery along Richland Creek, providing a picturesque backdrop for an invigorating ride. Cyclists of various skill levels can appreciate the bike-friendly paths, showcasing scenic routes and challenging inclines for an exhilarating experience. Families can also enjoy the trailhead's family-friendly amenities, including playgrounds and open spaces. Beyond its biking appeal, McCabe Trailhead fosters a strong sense of community, drawing locals of all ages who gather for outdoor activities, creating a vibrant and inviting atmosphere. Richland Creek Greenway - McCabe Trailhead is a must-visit destination in Nashville, offering an ideal escape for those seeking an immersive biking experience in nature, while also catering to families looking for a peaceful retreat for...

Very well kept and clearly marked, easy, well paved trail. It's great that the actual golf course entrances are clearly marked and "not accessible" to everyday walkers/runners. There are a few different places to sit and enjoy the surroundings while or grab a drink of water from a communal fountain while perusing the trail. I honestly wish I would've taken a better look at the mapping before picking my route because part of this trail is point to point and the other part loops around to the McAbe entrance, which is where I was parked. Also, it has a few spots that would get any dedicated skateboarder kicked out of the area. Will definitely come back here to burn some calories if I'm ever in the area again. Also, I know graffiti is frowned upon but I have to mention some of the more "respectfully" located art here. There are a few good...

This is a great trail. Long enough for a long walk, not so long that you'll regret it halfway through - unless you are my husband and decided to try out your brand new hiking boots today after a five-year hiatus from any outdoor activity.

A good mix of secluded natural areas (shaded woodland areas, brooks and streams filled with fish and turtles) and easy access to humanity (circles a golf course and has various points of access from the course, neighborhoods, and the parking lot near Publix). Perfect to get away within the city. No big crowds, but someone will come along if your husband collapses from "heat exhaustion."

Overall, a great trail and I enjoyed my time today. Lost one star due to the death...