| Want to walk to the library? To a
nearby park or even to work? In Tennessee, many
communities are realizing the importance of offering
pedestrian options, not just for recreation, but also as
an alternative form of transportation. That’s right …
foot power.
Below are a variety of links to information about
pedestrian options, including Greenway trails throughout
the state, pedestrian safety tips and much more. Check
this page regularly as more links will be added as they
become available.
If you are aware of additional commuting links and
resources that should be added to this page, please let
us know. Send your suggestions and comments to
TN.SmartCommute@tn.gov
PEDESTRIAN LINKS
Statewide
TDOT Bicycle and Pedestrian Program: links to bike
and pedestrian resources
TN Greenways and Trails: maps and information
Safe Routes to School: resources for alterative
transportation for students
BIke/ Walk Tennessee: Cycling and walking in Tennessee
West Tennessee
Mid-South Trails: mountain bike and trail
information for the Memphis area
Healthy Memphis: includes links to walking trails
Middle Tennessee
Walk/Bike Nashville: resources for walking/biking
Music City Moves: resources to promote physical
activity
Nashville-Davidson County Strategic Plan for Bikeways
& Sidewalks: information on construction of sidewalks
and bikeways
East Tennessee
Greenways and Trails in Knoxville, Knox County, and Oak Ridge
Knoxville : Safe Routes to School
Chattanooga: Walking Paths and Trails and Outdoor Chattanooga
Additional Resources
Pedestrian Tips from Federal Highway Administration:
multiple resources for pedestrians
International Walk to School Month: Tips on walking
and biking, as well as information on International Walk
to School Month
Test your knowledge of pedestrian safety (pdf): from
Federal Highway Administration |