The Ultimate Nashville Greenways Guide
Did you know that Nashville has nearly 100 miles of greenways? In this episode, we’re joined by Vice Mayor Angie Henderson to discuss one of her passions — Nashville’s greenways. These essential pathways do more than provide recreation; they link parks, neighborhoods, libraries, schools, and even play a role in the city’s transportation network. We discuss the expansion of Metro’s greenway system, the challenges of accessibility, and the efforts to make these spaces safer and more interconnected. Plus, the Vice Mayor shares her favorite greenways and why they’re such valuable assets to Nashville's community.
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