Near Harris Street Bridge Trail
Gorgeous views can be had looking east from the Bluff Overlook Trail.
Near Harris Street Bridge Trail
Sun sets on the Harpeth River in late November.
Near Harris Street Bridge Trail
The Harris Street Bridge Trail offers feelings of seclusion along a forested, rocky trail.

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Harris Street Bridge Trail

2.5 (2 Ratings)
An easy trail along the Harpeth River that leads to the Tunnel Trail.
0.4
mi
Distance
119
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty
Fall ColorsRiver/CreekViews

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
0.38mi
Distance
119ft
Elevation Gain
59ft
Elevation Loss
40%
Max Grade
502ft
High Point
432ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
The trail begins by the parking area (at the canoe launch) on the north side of Cedar Hill Road. Running south under Cedar Hill Road, the trail slowly rises above the river and and narrows along the wall of limestone. Enter the trail left of the picnic tables and follow under the bridge until it splits into the Bluff Overlook Trail (left) and the Tunnel Trail.

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Contributors
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