Friends and I were visiting Nashville for a long weekend, and wanting to spend some time in nature and get a bit of exercise, we headed to Radnor Lake Start Park. What a surprise!--only a 20 minute drive from the home we were renting was...More

Beautiful trails & very peaceful. Dogs welcome. Look for wildlife have seen eagles there. Good paths & parking

This park had great trails! Super easy to get to from the city. We hiked the Ganier Ridge portion in a steady rain and the trees are dense enough we didn't get terribly wet. There's some nice climbs with easy footholds so you'll get warm,...More

It's definitely one of the must do's if you're in Nashville for longer, the lake is beautiful and the hiking path well built - its pet friendly so that's an added advantage and its usually pretty quiet and not too far from the city!

Went hiking with a friend and found this to be a wonderful park. No picnic facilities and be aware there is no access road for vehicles from one entrance to another. We parked and hiked from Granny White Pike. Will definitely be back!

Radnor Lake State Park is a real treat: great trails that are shaded, well-marked, and very well groomed. The trail was not crowded.

Visiting nashville, our research said this was a great hike. Did not disappoint. Plenty of elevatoin and length. The whole thing is covered with a majestic tree canopy and the trail is covered in wood chips so not muddy. Highly recommend

Go early to get a parking space, especially on weekends. Radnor is a popular place for walkers and photographers. One of the top spring bird migration places. Easy trail around the lake, more strenuous trails on the ridges. Something for every level; the road is...More

Great place, truly magical. The lake and the trails around it - gorgeous. Cons: jogging or running is not allowed, bikes not allowed except in one small section of it, no picnic tables area

Great hiking trails - well maintained. Some areas of loose rock, so watch your footing. Small parking lot so plan accordingly. Saw lots of deer, owls, box turtles, snapping turtles.