Just a few miles from downtown, the trails at William Hasties Natural Area provide hikers, trail runners and mountain bikers 4.7 miles of trail combined with a few old roads. These beautiful trails weave through heavily forested property, and range from easy to moderate with a few technical sections, short hills and switchbacks to navigate. These trails are part of Knoxville's Urban Wilderness South Loop which provides the 2-mile connector trail that winds through Marie Myers Park to the trails at Ross Marble Quarry at Ijams Nature Center.


City of Knoxville Park

Telephone: 3-1-1 or 865-215-4311

Park Size: 75 acres
Length: 6.4 miles
Type: single track, old roads
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Connects:
Ijams Nature Center Trails
Marie Myers Park
Anderson School Trails
Forks of the River WMA
Knoxville Urban Wilderness

Maps:
Wm Hastie Park & Marie Myers
View South Loop Map online
Printable South Loop Map

Entrance: end of Margaret Rd
Directions: Take I-40 to the James White Parkway across the river. Take the Moody Ave exit (last exit) and turn left onto Sevierville Pike. Go approximately 2 miles and turn right onto Margaret Rd, which dead-ends at the park.