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THERMAL BELT RAIL TRAIL

Find your balance and serenity along the paved path of society. Tree-lined stretches, main street breakaways and miles to share...

13.58

Miles Long

12'

Wide Pavement

4

Municipalities

1

Great Time in Rutherford County

HELENA UPDATE

- 10.2.24 -

 

In the wake of Tropical Storm Helena, our beloved trail has faced significant challenges. An unfathomable number of trees have fallen along the 13.5-mile stretch from mile 0 to 4.5, making this section impassable. Many in our community are still without power, and countless individuals are working tirelessly to restore essential services.

 

During this time, we encourage everyone to use the trail south of Highway 64 as you begin to return to your normal activities. ⚠️However, for your safety, avoid the north end of the trail (miles 0-4.5) until further notice.⚠️

 

Let’s all stay safe, exercise caution, and bring our best patience as we navigate through these unprecedented challenges together. Thank you for your understanding!

 

❤️ Stay strong, everyone!

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About RHI Legacy Foundation

Funding for the Thermal Belt Rail Trail was provided by RHI Legacy Foundation to promote health and wellness in our community.

Amenities and Trail Rules

Wondering where you can have a picnic? Park your car? Bring your dog? We answer all these questions and more.

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Serving as our community's connective link, the 13.58 mile, 12-foot-wide Thermal Belt Rail Trail corridor weaves through the heart of Rutherford County, with little elevation change and plenty of space to clear your mind.

Parking, eateries, side trips and more can be found in this robust look at the trail.

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Get to Know Us

Check out Rutherford Outdoor Coalition website for interactive maps and other area trails.

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