Cleveland Greenway (Northway Plaza)
Cleveland Greenway (Northway Plaza) 3300 Keith St NW, cleveland, TNPark near Gondolier\'s
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Tinsley Park – Cleveland
Tinsley Park (Downtown Cleveland)Park near the pavilion if possible
Goliath Wall at the Student Park – Collegedale
You can park at the Student Park lot. The park is right across from the university. Goliath Wall is just a few minutes walk from the parking lot.
Collegedale Nature Nook
Collegedale Nature NookPark either at the nature nook or at the dog park
Fletcher Park – Cleveland
Fletcher Park is located west of Cleveland. It has a lot of open areas near the trails to work with the dogs. It also has the occasional distraction of other dogs and people.
Camp Jordan
Camp Jordan. Park near the duck pond.
Laurel Point – Raccoon Mtn
Laurel Point Electric Ave Two, Chattanooga, TN, United StatesThere are a lot of trails and close to a few rocky bluffs. Park or meet near the big solar panel in the parking lot.
x Enterprise South – Chattanooga
- Pass the visitor center on the right and drive about 3/4 mile to a large parking lot on the right. It is located just before the sharp turn to the left.
Hunter Museum and Walking Bridge
Parking can be challenging sometimes but you can typically find parking at the museum or along the road surrounding it.
Coops Creek Commons
Plenty of parking here. We will probably meet near Pickett Pavillion.
Red Clay State Park
Parking can be challenging sometimes but you can typically find parking at the museum or along the road surrounding it.
Johnston Woods Trailhead
Johnston Woods, located near Cleveland, Tennessee, offers a serene and beautiful environment for outdoor enthusiasts. The area features two main trails: a 1.4-mile trail and a 3.2-mile trail. These trails are relatively flat, well-maintained, and hard-packed, making them accessible for most hikers.
The trails are open to the public, although the Johnston Woods Retreat Center is privately owned by Broad Street United Methodist Church. In addition to hiking, the trails are also popular for mountain biking and running. The trails are well-marked and border private property, so users are only allowed to be on the marked trail.