Waters of the World – Volunteer Landing loop from Knox

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Waters of the World – Volunteer Landing loop from Knox

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(4977)

10,780

riders

Waters of the World – Volunteer Landing loop from Knox

01:03

17.1km

120m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 3.33 km for 116 m

After 4.00 km for 64 m

Waypoints

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3.39 km

East Tennessee Veterans Memorial

Highlight • Monument

Memorial to the fallen soldiers of the region, these are present throughout the country in the midst of life. Which I think is basically very good, although war is never the best solution.

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3.86 km

Waters of the World

Highlight • Structure

Runners can cool off mid-stride at the Waters of the World in Knoxville's World's Fair Park. The splash zone situated near the playground offers overheated joggers a rejuvenating dip, while …

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6.65 km

Third Creek Greenway & Neyland Greenway intersection

Highlight • Trail

This trail intersection marks the end of the Third Creek Greenway. Here, one has the opportunity to view a variety of wildlife with Third Creek being on one side of the path and the UT Gardens being on the other.

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7.58 km

View of Norfolk Southern railroad bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The construction of this bridge began before the Civil War, and nowadays it's a rather iconic spot in Knox County. Many greenways lead to this bridge.

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9.51 km

Volunteer Landing

Highlight • River

Volunteer Landing is a small, riverside park offering swings, fountains, and a handful of river access options. The is a popular spot for fishing and boating. The UT Lady Volunteer …

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11.4 km

Neyland Greenway terminus

Highlight • Cycleway

This spot marks the end of the Neyland Greenway. If you choose to continue past this point under the bridge, you can reach Governor Ned McWherter Riverside Park where there …

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13.3 km

James White Fort

Highlight • Historical Site

James White's Fort is the origin of the settlement that became the city of Knoxville. It was built in 1786 by George Washington's Secretary of War during the Revolutionary War, James White.

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