Natchez Trace Parkway in Tennessee
The northern part of the original Natchez Trace and the Natchez Trace Parkway travel through Middle Tennessee from Nashville (northern terminus at milepost 442) to the Alabama state line (milepost 341.8).
Tennessee Natchez Trace Favorite Sites
Tennessee Sections of the Natchez Trace Parkway
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Birdsong Hollow and Double Arch Bridge
milepost 438 - Scenic Overlook, Modern Marvel - 15-60 minutes
Gordon House and Duck River Ferry Site
milepost 407.7 - Old Trace, Indian History, Hiking Trail, Picnic Table, Restroom - 10-30 minutes
Meriwether Lewis Death & Burial Site
milepost 385.9 - Hiking Trail, History/Nature Exhibit, Old Trace, Picnic Area, Campground, Restroom - 15-45 minutes
Tennessee Natchez Trace Favorite Sites
ordered north to south
NatchezTraceTravel.com has divided the Tennessee part of the Parkway into five sections. Each section is named after nearby towns and cities.
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- Nashville - Franklin section - This section spans the area between the Northern Terminus (Tennessee Highway 100 intersection (milepost 442)) and the Tennessee Highway 46 intersection (milepost 428).
- Leipers Fork - Fly section - This section spans the area between the Tennessee Highway 46 intersection (milepost 428) and the Tennessee Highway 7 intersection (milepost 416).
- Columbia - Centerville section - This section spans the area between the Tennessee Highway 7 intersection (milepost 416) and the US 412 intersection (milepost 391).
- Hohenwald - Summertown section - This section spans the area between the US 412 intersection (milepost 391) and the US 64 intersection (milepost 370).
- Waynesboro - Collinwood section - This section spans the area between the US 64 intersection (milepost 370) and the Tennessee-Alabama state line (milepost 341.8).
Throughout this website, mileposts are used to help you locate and preview historic and scenic sites along the Natchez Trace and exits on/off the Trace to help you find towns, attractions, markets/restaurants and places to stay (B&Bs, guest houses/cottages, a cabin, a small, historic hotel and a retreat) located just off the parkway.