Radnor Lake State Park

Lived near Radnor for 40+ years. Wildlife is varied, and as hunting is prohibited, deer show little fear of mankind: they stand & watch when people drive up. Change of seasons is gorgeous as well .

It is so beautiful there !! I love all the trails around the beautiful park !! All the animals you get to see are amazing to like all the deer families you see !! It's really breathtaking !!

Gorgeous park . Well maintained and loved the park ranger directing traffic. Can't wait to go back again

The trail around the lake is really of of the best and also there are lots of things to watch while walking.

Great hiking . 3.5 miles around the lake and several trails to make a hike longer.

northern shoveler, lesser scaup, green-winged teal, pied-billed grebe, ring-necked duck, gadwall, mallard, titmouse, cardinal, chickadee, chipmunk, deer. Pretty good day!

Stunning views along the lake . Plenty of hiking trails of different lengths and difficulty. A must-do if youre visiting Nashville.

Radnor Lake maintains strict rules about what can be brought onto the premises, so no picnicking , and biking is only allowed on the closed-off road . Read more

Check out the new Historic Valve House Trail for some information on the industrial origins of the park .

On weekends or exceptionally nice days, parking is really tough. Go early or be prepared to wait for a spot.

It was a beautiful lake . Fun hike . It was nice to see so many people out walking!

Photography , bird watching and not enough parking .

Take the entrance off Granny White instead of Franklin -Franklin side parking is a lot smaller & often doesn't have any available spots.

This is nashville's biggest secret. Beavers are back. Otters swimming around and playing. Look high in the trees for red tailed hawks.

Get there early or head to the lot off Granny White to ensure there is a place to park .

A stunning nature sanctuary with several quiet walking trails . Read more

Beautiful for an easy hike . Unfortunately, no dogs allowed.

Check out the newly renovated visitor center for live snakes!

The sights and especially sounds.

Amazing trail ..just make sure ur outta there before it gets too dark!

Best. Place. Ever. So good to get into nature in Nashville. Great trails and paths.

The trails , the wildlife are beautiful

Radnor Lake is such a great place to walk and relax. Bring your dogs too - however, they are not allowed on the wood trails , just the road around the lake .

Ganier Ridge a little before sunset when the leaves aren't out yet.

There is a beautiful spot at the top of Ganier Ridge for book reading or horizon gazing.

The most beautiful part of Nashville. Hands down.

Spring is about to sprung, which makes a Hike along Ganier Ridge a must at this time of year. See if you can spot the Barred Owls.

Plenty of wildlife spottings!

Great place to walk. To bad the park doesn't allow running on the trails .

Keep your eyes open, this is a great place to see animals of all kinds, including deer and owls.

The hiking here is some of the most beautiful and well cared for trails in this area! I love the South Lake Trail !

Such a beautiful place.

Take lots of pictures & follow @radnorlake on Instagram!!

A great place to visit around dusk.

a great place to befriend a deer.

Very peaceful walk.

Turtles all the way down.

Perfect place for photography at dawn. Breathtaking.

Lots of bird watching .

Tip for Radnor: Install a waterfall . People love waterfalls .

Watch out for poisonous snakes. Copperhead today

Walk early in the morning!

Take the short walk from visitors' ctr to dam . Sit. Breathe.

Don't go here if you plan on running or jogging because it's not allowed