Recreation and Activities
Endless Ways to Play in Warner Parks—Trails, Sports, Picnics, and More
Enjoy Three Dedicated Horseback Riding Trails
Three trails covering over ten miles of shaded riding wind through Percy Warner Park (with two picnic tables accessible by horseback), all of which are accessible via the trailhead and trailer parking area at Warner Parks Equestrian Center.
Guidelines & Accommodations
Trail Information
Old Beech Trail | 8 mile loop
Deep Well Cut Off | 6.9 mile loop
Indian Springs Cut Off | 3.2 mile loop
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Tee Off in Two Pristine Golf Courses in Warner Parks
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Harpeth Hills Golf Course
18 Holes | Par 72
Blanketing the rolling hills of Percy Warner Park, Harpeth Hills is widely respected as one of Tennessee’s top public golf facilities. Originally designed in 1965, the course was rebuilt in 1991 to enhance its playability and showcase the natural landscape surrounding the Par 72 Championship layout, which offers a challenge to golfers of all levels.
New greens feature Tif Eagle ultra-dwarf Bermuda grass for an outstanding putting surface. And, boasting one of the most picturesque views in Nashville, Harpeth Hills’ clubhouse is an enjoyable place to relax after a round of golf.
Reservations, Rates & Info*
Walk-in play is welcome based on availability.
*Rates and fees are subject to change. Get up-to-date pricing info, group outing forms, and more via Metro Parks.
Percy Warner Golf Course
9 Holes | Par 32
Set near the Belle Meade entrance to Percy Warner Park, Percy Warner Golf Course is known as one of Nashville’s most picturesque and golfer-friendly courses and has been a favorite place for Nashvillian’s to learn to play since 1937. This scenic nine-hole layout, while a playable par 34 at 2600 yards, is still made challenging by it’s tree-lined fairways and small undulating greens.
Reservations, Rates & Info*
*Rates and fees are subject to change. Get up-to-date pricing info, group outing forms, and more via Metro Parks.
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Mountain Biking Trails for All Skill Levels
Built with funding from Metro Parks and managed and maintained by Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA), Warner Parks have 8 miles of dedicated mountain biking trails accessible at both the Percy Warner Golf Course and Deep Well trailheads.
There are trails for all skill levels, ranging from beginner to advanced so check the trailhead signs before you ride.
Trail Info & Rules
Motorized vehicles, weapons, and hunting prohibited
Ride on designated trails only
Never ride on wet trails
Helmets required.
Questions and concerns? Please email Jon Dotson with Metro Parks.
View Interactive Map on Trailforks
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More Activity and Athletic Fields
Cross Country Courses
The Vaughn’s Creek and Steeplechase Cross Country Courses within Percy Warner Park are both home to major local, state, and regional competitions at the high school and collegiate level. Except during permitted organized meets, cross country courses are available for open running.
Soccer and Flag Football Fields
Edwin Warner Park is home to four youth soccer fields used by area clubs, including a youth flag football league. Learn more about field reservations.
Baseball and Softball Fields
Edwin Warner Park is home to 5 youth baseball fields, with two fields suitable for adult softball. Among these fields is the famous Bob Heriges Memorial Baseball Field located at 2547 Old Hickory Blvd, Nashville, TN 37221.
Model Airplane Field
Used by model aviation enthusiasts since the early 1930s, the model airplane field in Edwin Warner Park was the first in Nashville, and it’s one of the oldest in the United States. It’s located at 28 Vaughn Road, Nashville, TN 37221.
The Edwin Warner Model Aviators Club, chartered by the Academy of Model Aeronautics, utilizes the facility and serves as a helpful network for model airplane operators and anyone interested in taking up this exciting hobby.
Flying Hours
March-November: Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
December-February: Mon-Sat: 8 a.m.-dusk, Sun: noon-dusk
Requirements
A permit through Metro Parks is required to operate a model airplane in Edwin Warner Park.
