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    4.9 (10 reviews)

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    10/28/24 FYI, behind the park
    Lee D.

    We have been here two days also. Quality/Quantity - The first day they had a FREE pumpkin painting event. My daughter participated and then gave away the pumpkin (thank you to my daughter as I would have been unhappy if I had to carry that pumpkin home). On the second day, we hung out here while waiting for our table (1 hour wait) for Milk and Honey, see other disappointing review. Atmosphere - Cool small good size space. Super relaxing next to the waterfall seating, see pictures. So nice to take a break from all this urbanness. Events, see website: Events | The Gulch - Nashville Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2006; thanks for such a nice space.

    Parnika N.

    Noble Park is the hidden gem of The Gulch in Nashville. When I say "park," I mean a cozy little green space that packs a punch with events and people-watching opportunities. I've been there through all four seasons, with winter being my personal favorite--because who doesn't love a park that knows how to throw a light show with its holiday tree? It's like the park is saying, "Look at me, I'm fabulous." The park is surrounded by an ice cream parlor (yes, please), a salon (because who doesn't need a post-park glow-up?), and fashion stores (for when you realize your dog has better style than you). Speaking of dogs, it's like a mini-doggy social club, so if you're into meeting a variety of pups and their equally charming owners, this is your spot. I have to give props to the park for always staying clean, like it's got a cleaning crew of tiny, invisible elves. It's a wonderful place to escape to and relax. Plus, Noble Park hosts a bunch of fun events every month--from Halloween movie nights with snacks (yes, snacks), to pumpkin patches, yoga classes, and even flea markets. It's like the park throws a party, and you're invited. And let's not forget the location--it's smack in the middle of one of Nashville's most happening areas, right next to Broadway. It's a great spot to chill, decompress, and maybe pretend you're too cool for Broadway (though we all know you'll probably end up there anyway). The park also has a few benches. Noble Park is my favorite place in the city, hands down. If you haven't been, get on it. Your dog will thank you!

    Elizabeth B.

    Love to come early for my facials and spend time reading at Noble Park with this man made waterfall and the park music. It's a really great spot to rest and relax just a bit outside the middle of a lot of congestion and chaos in the Gulch.

    Teri T.

    A beautiful, smaller sized, green space in the heart of the Gulch. The grass is artificial terf which lends itself a little better for use all seasons and if you are blessed with a sunny day Nobel Park has comfortable benches located all around. The front dons a beautiful water feature with its namesake and the back is a small raised concrete area used for seating or a stage with an additional water feature behind it. I'm excited to see how this space is continued to be used. Already participated in a group fitness class hosted on the grass! This may become my go-to for picnics on sunny weekends (I just may need to bring earplugs for the LOUD party wagons that head down the street).

    Stefanie C.

    I wouldn't usually write a Yelp review for a park, but this place is super cute! My friend and I went for a short walk after eating brunch at Biscuit Love. We stumbled upon several murals around this intersection, but sitting by the waterfall and staying cool while watching a Goldendoodle play fetch was just the post-meal chill time we needed. Check out this oasis before or after taking photos in front of all the Nashville murals on the block!

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    Located in the heart of the Gulch, Noble Park is less park and more green space that allows you to be as social as you choose.

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    Shelby Park

    Shelby Park

    4.5(66 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    I am in a deeply committed, borderline unhealthy relationship with this park. I've spent an…read moreirresponsible amount of my life here and it keeps turning me into an endurance athlete against my will. First 100+ mile bike ride? Here. First ultra marathon? Here. At this point I'm one trail run away from qualifying for something I didn't sign up for. I also golf here more than a retired grandpa in Florida. Like, aggressively. If you need a tee time, sorry, I might already be there. I've made friends, ran races, had full character development arcs, and I see the same deer so often that we're basically on a "head nod" basis. I've named them. They know my schedule. One of them owes me money. Honestly, Nashville Parks should either sponsor me, put my name on a bench, or issue a restraining order.

    Shelby Park in East Nashville has quickly become one of my favorite parks to hit up for a weekday…read moreevening or weekend afternoon walk! I have been making my way to all the Metro parks and Shelby Park sits high on my list right now, and for good reason! The park is well equipped with all the park staples and even a few specialty areas. I come here for the trails, as I love wandering around the park, through the woods, by the golf course and around the water. Just something about it all that makes the walks a bit more enjoyable. In addition to the trails the park offers the classic park offerings such as playgrounds, gazebos and sporting fields. The park is well kept and clean. All parks are a bit worn and dated, but it is not enough to detract from the park itself. Nashville does a good job keeping the parks in good working order, as well as clean. Overall, I am a fan of Shelby Park!

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    Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

    Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

    4.5(105 reviews)
    1.0 miDowntown

    We saw this place while going to the farmer market and decided to check it out. This is such a nice…read moreplace for a walk for fresh air. This place has lots of open space, and beautiful view of capitol buildings. This place has some great informative history. This is a great place to stop by for a brief time.

    4.5 Stars When I…read morepenned my last Yelp review a few days ago on the Tennessee State Capitol Building, it mentioned that it was part of a walk that my brother and I took to the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park (From this point forward it is abbreviated BCMSP). It also mentioned that from the highest elevation of Downtown Nashville, my eyes looked across BCMSP. The reality is that BCMSP is a continuation of the Tennessee State Capitol. Less than a mile from Broadway; BCMSP, Tennessee State Capitol Building, Legislative Plaza, and government institutions are a world away from the honky tonk. I consider this part of Downtown Nashville as a Capitol Tourism District. The best way to describe BCMSP is having a similar layout to the Washington DC Mall. Both are linear parks originating from a Capitol Building that is adorned with statues and monuments along a great lawn with institutions and places of interest alongside the linear park. The striking difference is that the Tennessee State Capitol is on top of a grand hill. This design is no coincidence. When it opened on June 1, 1996 on the 200th Anniversary of Tennessee statehood, it brought to life the concept of bringing the Capitol Mall to the Tennessee State Capitol with a celebration of the state's history, geography, and culture. With Country Music far out of earshot, Tennessee was ringing in my ears when we walked the linear park from the southern entrance at James Robinson Parkway to the northern end at Jefferson Street. Walking south to north, the first attraction we took in was Tennessee Map Plaza. We walked on a granite map of Tennessee. Close by we picked up a $1 can of Coke from the Gift Shop (great deal!). We walked along the eastern walkway called Walkway of Counties where we took in the shade from the poplars while reading about the counties. This led us in and out of the Great Lawn. We stopped at the Tennessee Amphitheatre. Continuing north we stopped at the World War Two Memorial and the Court of Three Stars. I read that these are the tallest carillons in the World. Occasionally looking back, I took in the Tennessee State Capitol Building. At the northernmost point of the park at Jefferson Street, I took in a distant view of the totality of BCMSP leading to the Tennessee State Capitol. What a photo! Now walking south, instead of walking steadily towards it, we took a detour through the Farmer's Market carrying us parallel to the western boundary of the mall. If we had more time, we would have celebrated Tennessee further with time spent in the Tennessee State Museum at the northwest corner of the linear park. We rejoined BCMSP at the Tennessee Map Plaza where we took in a grand vista of the Tennessee State Capitol rising from on top of the hill. Instead of returning to it, we walked the city streets of Rep. John Lewis Way back to Broadway where the honky-tonk vibe returned. I am a fan of BCMSP. It has so much historic and Capitol Tourism character. And speaking of character, I am reaching the Yelp character limit. So, without further ado, I rate BCMSP 4.5 Stars.

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    Richland Creek Greenway - Richland Creek

    Richland Creek Greenway

    4.5(36 reviews)
    3.4 miSylvan Park

    I just stumbled upon this wonderful oasis by accident. It's located next to McCabe golf course. The…read moregreenway is so much fun to run or walk. There's different surfaces and various undulations. There's several bridges you cross and it reminds me of the walkabouts in Australia. I really didn't keep track of the distance but I took the trail all the way around. Highly recommend for a quick run or walk.

    absolutely beautiful and convenient to get your 10,000 steps in. There are multiple trails like…read moreWyoming trailhead, Whitebridge road trailhead. We started at McCabe Park trailhead (4911 McCabe Park Dr, Nashville, TN 37205); there is a golf course there as well. Following the trails and walking by the Richland Creek (which is a stream on the west side of Nashville, Tennessee, formed by nine tributaries flowing north to the Cumberland River) is just beautiful, immersed completely in nature and green. Expect people with dogs, on bikes, skates, you name it, on the trail. It's pretty popular! If you want to ensure you remain in the greenway trail watch out for the green stumps. the "green stumps" are a well-known marker along the Richland Creek Greenway in Nashville. They're part of a trail maintenance/landscape feature: green-painted wooden posts (stumps) along the path used as visual markers to help walkers and bikers stay on the trail, especially near forks or trailheads The trail actually features a loop around McCabe Park/Golf Course and sections following the creek and old railroad tracks, connecting Sylvan Park to shopping areas and offering history like Dutchman's Curve. Parking available at the McCabe Trailhead near the golf course clubhouse. It's total 4.1 miles. The Richland Creek Greenway at McCabe Park crisscrosses the creek several times as it encircles the McCabe Golf Course. This greenway features several neighborhood accesses, the McCabe Community Center and baseball fields, and greenway connectors to nearby shopping centers. Nashville State Community College and Tennessee College of Applied Technology campuses also enjoy direct access to this popular suburban greenway treasure.

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