Edwin Warner Park

Edwin Warner Park is a significant natural area located in Nashville, Tennessee, forming part of the larger Warner Parks system. Spanning over 2,684 acres together with its sister park, Percy Warner Park, Edwin Warner Park offers visitors a serene escape from urban life just 9 miles from downtown Nashville.

The park features a diverse landscape of wooded hills, open meadows, and streams, providing a habitat for various wildlife species. Visitors can often spot deer, and the park is a popular destination for bird watchers, with numerous bird species calling the area home.

Edwin Warner Park boasts an extensive network of trails suitable for hiking, walking, and running. These trails cater to different skill levels, from beginners to more experienced hikers. The park also includes paved roads that allow for scenic drives, offering alternative ways to explore the natural beauty.

One of the park's notable features is the Warner Park Nature Center, which serves as an educational hub for visitors. The Nature Center offers exhibits on local flora and fauna, as well as programs and events to engage the public in environmental education.

The park is not just a haven for nature enthusiasts; it also provides various recreational facilities. These include picnic areas, sports fields, and a dog park, catering to a wide range of interests and activities.

Edwin Warner Park, along with Percy Warner Park, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Warner Park Historic District, recognizing its cultural and historical significance to the Nashville area.