City of Knoxville - Charter Doyle Greenway

Parks and Recreation Department
Parks
Greenways

Facilities:

Greenway Length: 0.4 mile
Greenway Main Loop: 0.4 mile
Unpaved Trail Length: 0.1 mile
Used for: walking, running, bicycling, walking leashed dogs, skating, pushing strollers, using wheelchairs, roller blading
Hours: dawn till dusk
Lights: none
Difficulty: medium with slight slopes
Greenway Surface: asphalt
Unpaved Trail Surface: natural path
Facilities: restrooms
Watershed: Goose Creek
Connects to: Charter Doyle Park
Parking: 40 in Charter Doyle Park

Charter Doyle Greenway
5100 W MARTIN MILL PIKE

South Knoxville

Directions: South on Chapman Highway; right on Martin Mill Pike about two miles; park is on left.

Charter Doyle Greenway is a loop that surrounds the green space, playground, and tennis courts in Charter Doyle Park. The greenway also connects to a new feature, the nearly completed Petsafe Dog Park within Charter Doyle Park. This greenway was repaved and widened in 2011.

The City plans to connect Charter Doyle Greenway to Mary Vestal Greenway along the abandoned Smoky Mountain Railroad corridor.

Charter Doyle Park also features the unpaved, 0.1-mile Mildred Doyle trail, which meanders through a wooded area within the park.