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Excellent way to get access the Knoxville without messing with traffic.

Often occupied by geese in the warmer months, this large fountain serves as the roughly halfway spot on the Cherokee Boulevard trail. This is also at the bottom of where the larger hills on the trail begin/end.

The entrance to the Sequoyah Hills neighborhood is a stone gate surrounded by some bushes and shrubs. This gate marks the northern terminal of the crushed-cinder path of Cherokee Boulevard. Across Kingston Pike, one can gain access to the Third Creek Greenway, which is a paved path that travels for several miles both east and west.

This recreational area is a beautiful spot to walk by the river banks. There's also a picnic area as well as a playground and several tennis courts.

This trail intersection marks the end of the Third Creek Greenway. Here, one has the opportunity to view a variety of wildlife with Third Creek being on one side of the path and the UT Gardens being on the other.

This water installation was created for the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville. This area provides views of the iconic Sunsphere in the background of the fountains and splash pads.

The construction of this bridge began before the Civil War, and nowadays it's a rather iconic spot in Knox County. Many greenways lead to this bridge.

This water installation was created for the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville. This area provides views of the iconic Sunsphere in the background of the fountains and splash pads.