Sevierville Greenways & Blueways
Have the adventure of a lifetime in the Smoky Mountains. From whitewater rafting to zip line attractions and biplane flights, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are packed with outdoor adventure.
Sevierville Greenways & Blueways
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Want to enjoy the outdoors without committing to a strenuous mountain hike? Sevierville’s network of greenways and walking trails offers paved routes for walking, running, bicycling, skating, and rolling through parks, along rivers, and near community landmarks.
Choose a route that fits your time and interests. The Veterans Boulevard Greenway extends approximately six miles from the municipal campus toward Dollywood and connects with the Middle Creek Greenway. The two mile Middle Creek route follows its namesake waterway, while the West Prong Greenway travels beside the West Fork of the Little Pigeon River and leads toward Burchfiel Grove and Arboretum. Other options include the Municipal Campus Loop, Gists Creek Greenway, Northview Park Greenway, and trails connected to Sevierville City Park.
Along the way, visitors may encounter river views, landscaped areas, a covered bridge, labeled trees, views toward Mount LeConte, and connections to parks and public facilities. The mostly gentle routes make it easy to add outdoor movement to a family vacation, morning workout, relaxed afternoon, or visit with a leashed dog where permitted.
Trail connections, access points, and temporary closures can change because of construction, maintenance, or weather. Portions of the greenway entering Sevierville City Park are currently affected by the City Park Improvement Project, so consult the City of Sevierville’s current map and notices before choosing a route.
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Paved routes for walking, running, bicycling, skating, and rolling
Greenways following rivers, streams, parks, and public spaces
Veterans Boulevard, Middle Creek, and West Prong routes
Connections to Burchfiel Grove and Arboretum
Options for short outings and longer workouts
Free outdoor recreation in Sevierville