Warner Parks Apartments For Rent - Bellevue, Nashville, Tennessee

Posted by Alecia Ormsby on September 09, 2009 22:54

Residents of Warner Parks apartments have a huge expanse of forest and field covering 2684 acres that make up the Edwin and Percy Warner parks just nine miles from downtown Nashville. With super picnic areas for Nashville apartment residents to enjoy a feast on the grounds, athletic fields and numerous hike and bike and equestrian trails, anybody can find a great time here. And the Warner Park Nature center located

at the park is a year round facility devoted to teaching people who live in Warner Parks apartments and other citizens more about local natural history, and features beehives, a wildflower center and more.
The Warner Parks are the largest municipally run parks in the state of Tennessee, and are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The scenic roadways and trails attract over 500,000 people a year, many of them who live in Nashville apartments and are looking to get outside and enjoy some fresh air. The trail lengths range from a 150 yard loop for "Little Acorns" to the 4 ½ mile "Mossy Ridge" trail. The longest bridle path, or horseback riding trail, is 6.9 miles and is called "Deep Well Cut Off."
Groups are encouraged to schedule tours of the Warner Park Nature Center, no matter the age or group, be it a school or a senior citizen's group. It's a great stop for hikers to visit on their way home to their Nashville apartment.