Parks and Recreation Division Parks Greenways
Facilities:
Length: 1.0 mile Used for: walking, running, bicycling, walking leashed dogs, skating, pushing strollers, using wheelchairs, roller blading Hours: dawn till dusk Parking Areas: Neyland Drive, Volunteer Landing and Gateway Center Lights: no Difficulty: easy Surface: asphalt Facilities: restrooms and water fountains are located at Volunteer Landing Watershed: First Creek and Tennessee River Blueway: 1 ramp with motorized access at Governor Ned McWherter Riverside Landing Park Connects to: Morningside Greenway, Gov. Ned McWherter/Riverside Landing Park, Neyland Greenway, Volunteer Landing, First Creek
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James White Greenway
Entrance at
1623 Riverside Dr.

East Knoxville

Directions: Greenway is in the downtown section. Take James White Parkway South to Neyland Drive. Greenway is on the shoreline of Tennessee River, near Gateway Marina.

The James White Greenway is located parallel to the Tennessee River connecting directly to the Neyland Greenway (3.0 miles) at the mouth of First Creek (at Ruth's Chris Steak House) and continuing east to connect to Governor Ned McWherter Riverside Landing Park under the James White Parkway to Morningside Greenway (1.6 miles). The City has plans to continue this greenway across the James White Bridge and eventually to connect to the Will Skelton Greenway (3.62 miles) at Island Home Park.

The James White Greenway runs along the Tennessee River for its entire one-mile stretch offering a scenic experience for its patrons, as well as the opportunity to view wildlife which may be seen along waterfronts in East Tennessee.

James White Greenway is also part of the City's CrossKnox 15k Race, which runs from Haley Heritage Square in East Knoxville all the way to Bearden Elementary School in West Knoxville.

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