Collierville's greenbelt runs 18.58 miles between parks, schools and shops. Where to park, the park loops, the Johnson Park boardwalk and new e-bike rules.
Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Sources: the town’s greenbelt trails page, parks and trail network map (PDF), parks directory, its notices on the Johnson Park boardwalk, the Halle Park construction and the new e-bike rules, and the Collierville Fitness Center.
The Collierville Greenbelt System has 18.58 miles of trails and connectors, built to link neighborhoods, parks, schools and shopping so people can walk or bike instead of drive, the town says. Most walks start at a park with parking and restrooms, such as H.W. Cox Park or W.C. Johnson Park. Two things to know this fall: the town adopted new e-bike rules on Oct. 12, 2026, and the Johnson Park boardwalk has been closed for rebuilding.
Who to call
- Parks office (maps, trail questions): 901-457-2770, 440 W. Powell Road
- Report a trail problem: the town’s Mayor’s Action Center
- Police non-emergency: 901-853-3207
Get the map first
Download the town’s parks and trail network map (11 by 17 inches, PDF), or pick up a printed greenbelt map at the parks administration office, 440 W. Powell Road, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or the Depot Visitors Center, 125 N. Rowlett St., on the Town Square. The town posts the system’s total length but not each segment’s distance, so use the map to plan a loop.
Trailheads with parking
From the town’s parks directory:
| Park | Address | Trail | Parking and restrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| H.W. Cox Park | 440 W. Powell Road | Walking trail, QR Fit Trail, greenbelt access | Both |
| W.C. Johnson Park | 419 W.C. Johnson Park Drive | Walking trail, Peterson Lake nature trail and boardwalk, greenbelt access | Both |
| Nikki McCray Park | 274 Harris Park St. | Walking trail | Both |
| Hinton Park | 10524 E. Holmes Road | Walking trail | Both |
| Robbins-Halle Nature Preserve | See the town directory | Walking trail | Parking |
| Estanaula Park | 1350 S. Byhalia Road | Greenbelt access | Parking |
| Planters Ridge, Oakmont and Ashton Woods parks | See the town directory | Walking trail or greenbelt access | Neighborhood parks |
QR Fit Trail at H.W. Cox Park
The town says Cox Park’s QR Fit Trail was the first in Tennessee. Six signs sit in a loop on the greenbelt exercise trail around the park. Scan a code with your phone for a video of a trainer demonstrating core, flexibility, lower-body or upper-body exercises at beginner, intermediate or advanced level, then walk on to the next sign.
Johnson Park boardwalk
The town closed the entire Johnson Park boardwalk on June 15, 2026, to replace its oldest section: a 1,000-foot stretch built in 2000 that runs from the Nature Center trailhead to the overlook gazebo. A newer section from 2007 stays. Nabholz Construction’s contract allowed 110 days, to Oct. 3, 2026. Signs on the connecting primitive trail mark the closure; call 901-457-2770 to confirm the boardwalk has reopened.
E-bikes and scooters
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen adopted Ordinance 2026-03 on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, and it took effect immediately. It sets rules for e-bikes and other micromobility devices on streets, sidewalks and greenbelt paths. The town notes Class 1 and 2 e-bikes assist up to 20 mph and Class 3 up to 28 mph, and says the risk is greatest on paths shared with walkers and joggers. Town staff will publish guidance on where each type of device may be ridden; until then, ride slowly around people on foot. Police and Collierville Schools will run an education campaign aimed at riders ages 12 to 17.
Closures and detours
- Halle Park: part of the park around the Burch Library is fenced off during the library expansion, with completion scheduled for spring 2028. Stay outside the fences.
- Wolf River: the Tennessee Department of Transportation has closed Collierville-Arlington Road (State Route 205) over the Wolf River for bridge replacement until fall 2027, so plan your route to trailheads north of town around the detour.
Indoors
The Collierville Fitness Center, 440 W. Powell Road, has a walking track around the second floor of the gym, for members.
Etiquette
Keep right, pass on the left and give a warning before you pass. Dogs must be leashed on the greenbelt; see dog-friendly Collierville.
More: parks and trails, getting around Collierville and road construction and closures.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Collierville greenbelt?
The Collierville Greenbelt System has 18.58 miles of trails and connectors linking neighborhoods, parks, schools and shopping, the town says.
Where can I get a Collierville greenbelt map?
Download the town’s parks and trail network map online, or pick one up at the parks office, 440 W. Powell Road, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or the Depot Visitors Center on the Town Square, 125 N. Rowlett St.
Can I ride an e-bike on the Collierville greenbelt?
The town adopted new e-bike and micromobility rules, Ordinance 2026-03, on Oct. 12, 2026, effective immediately, and says it will publish guidance on where each type of e-bike may be ridden.
Is the Johnson Park boardwalk open?
The town closed the whole boardwalk June 15, 2026, to replace a 1,000-foot section built in 2000, with a contract deadline of Oct. 3, 2026. Call the parks office at 901-457-2770 to confirm it has reopened.
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