Parks and Recreation Division Parks Greenways
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Length: 4.5 miles Used for: walking, running, bicycling, walking leashed dogs, skating, pushing strollers, using wheelchairs, roller blading Hours: dawn till dusk Parking Areas: Tyson Park, Sutherland Drive, Laurel Church of Christ on Kingston Pike Lights: no Difficulty: medium, with some steep slopes Surface: asphalt and concrete Facilities: accessible restrooms and drinking fountains at Tyson Park, skate park, softball field, tennis courts, accessible playground, shelters Watershed: Third Creek Connects to: Neyland Greenway, Sequoyah Greenway, Bearden Village Greenway, Tyson Park, Third Creek Park
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Third Creek Greenway
Entrances at
3507 Kingston Pike
2321 Kingston Pike
3110 Sutherland Ave.

West Knoxville

Directions: To get to the southern entrance of the park, go west on Cumberland Avenue past University of Tennessee's campus; after going under the overpass the park entrance will be on the right. To get to the western entrance of the park, go west on Cumberland Avenue at the Neyland Drive and Concord Street intersect; turn right onto Concord Street; park entrance will be on your right.

Third Creek Greenway begins in Bearden, on Forrest Park Blvd. It winds south along Third Creek and connects to the 3.0 mile Neyland Greenway at the mouth of Third Creek on the Tennessee River. The mid-portion of Third Creek Greenway bisects the 2.6-acre Tyson Park where there are tennis courts, a large accessible playground and picnic facilities.

This greenway connects with Sequoyah, Bearden Village, and Neyland Greenways.

Third Creek 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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