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Knoxville Dogwood Trails are an escape during coronavirus isolation

Knoxville's historic Dogwood Trails date back to 1955 and today cover more than 85 miles in 13 neighborhoods throughout the city. Visitors are invited to walk, drive, or bike the Trails as they take in the natural scenic beauty of East Tennessee in the springtime. The Dogwood Trails, Open Gardens, and Camera Sites are open April 1-30, 2022.

Fountain City Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

Knoxville's iconic Dogwood Trails are open annually from April 1-30th, just in time to showcase the beauty of spring in East Tennessee! Simply plug the addresses below into your GPS to locate the 'Trailheads' and then follow the pink lines from there. While you visit, be on the lookout for homes with 'Open Garden' and 'Camera Site' yard signs.

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The Dogwood Trail road stripes were painted on March 15, 2022—almost 9 miles of stripes guiding through our beautiful neighborhood. On March 24, 2022, the West Hills Dogwood Trail Grand Opening Celebration entertained from 4-7PM at the Sheffield parking area of West Hills Park.

Dogwood Trails bring accessible natural beauty to Knoxville Lifestyle

33° Weather Closings Knoxville is bursting with flowers this spring, and you can enjoy them by car, bike or on foot!

Sequoyah Hills Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN Great smoky mountains

South Knoxville Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

Knoxville's iconic Dogwood Trails date back to 1955 and today cover more than 90 miles in 13 neighborhoods throughout the city. Take a drive, a walk, or a bike ride and enjoy the scenic natural beauty of our region!

Dogwood Arts Open Garden Trail

Posted: Mar 28, 2023 / 05:18 PM EDT Updated: Mar 28, 2023 / 05:18 PM EDT KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Spring is here and flowers are blooming in Knoxville. To celebrate the season, Dogwood Arts.

Sequoyah Hills Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

March 8, 2022 Courtesy of Dogwood Arts KNOXVILLE - Dogwood Arts is excited to announce the addition of the first new Dogwood Trail to be added to the Historic Dogwood Trails & Gardens program in more than 20 years.

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Knoxville's iconic Dogwood Trails date back to 1955 and today cover more than 85 miles in 12 neighborhoods throughout the city. Take a drive, a walk, or a bike ride and enjoy the scenic natural beauty of our region!

South Knoxville Dogwood Trail Camera Site

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A new trail is being added to the Historic Dogwood Trails & Gardens program for the first time in more than 20 years.

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2.5 Miles | Trail Begins at 1906 Maplewood Drive (37920) The historic Island Home Park Trail winds thru a beautiful riverside neighborhood where abundant dogwood trees fill the boulevards and adorn the many cottage gardens. This early 20th century streetcar suburb was developed on the19th century farm of wealthy merchant Perez Dickinson.

Sequoyah Hills Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

Dogwood Arts | Knoxville, TN Promoting and celebrating the art, culture, and natural beauty of our region since 1955. Dogwood Arts is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization with a 67-year history of arts advocacy, environmental stewardship, and economic impact in East Tennessee.

Fountain City Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

In recognition of the first trail added by Dogwood Arts in more than 20 years - and the 13th since the program began in 1955 — attendees gathered at the section of John Bynon West Hills Park.

Sequoyah Hills Dogwood Trail, Knoxville TN

An azalea shrub blooms on Monday, April 7, 2020 on the Farragut Dogwoods Trail in Knoxville, TN. Caitlyn Jordan/News Sentinel. Maysie, a one-year-old Havanese, runs past azaleas on the Dogwood.

South Knoxville Dogwood Trail Camera Site

53° West Hills neighborhood becomes first new Dogwood Trail in 20+ years Watch on The 85 miles of blooming trails highlight every corner of the Scruffy City in the spring.