River Access
Common put-ins/take-outs:
Kingston Springs, TN - An area for canoe access in Cheatham County, west of Nashville.
- Turkey Creek - approx. 438 E. Kingston Springs Rd.
- Kingston Springs City Park - 548 Old Pinnacle Hill Rd.
- Gossett Tract - approx 1240 Cedar Hill Rd.
- The Narrows of the Harpeth - plenty of signs/info
- Cedar Hill Rd - approx. 1692 Cedar Hill Rd.
Franklin, TN
- Fieldstone Park - approx. 2194 Fieldstone Pkwy.
- Meeting of the Waters - approx. 3176 Del Rio Pike
- The Rope Swing - Old Natchez Trace
- Moran Rd - Moran Rd
- Hwy 100 - approx. 7610 Hwy 100
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