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Farragut Dogwood Trail

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Tour Overview

Welcome to the Farragut Dogwood Trail, which begins in Fox Den subdivision, travels a portion of Country Manor subdivision and winds through Village Green subdivision before exiting onto Campbell Station Road near the Farragut’s Founders Park.

Farragut

Dogwood Trails West

Trail Begins at 12251 S Fox Den Drive 37934

Follow the pink lines beginning at the entrance to the Fox Den community to experience the beauty of the Farragut Dogwood trail. Established in 2001, the trail wanders thru three distinct neighborhoods covering 7.9 miles of impeccably maintained properties. Most of the homes in Fox Den were built in the 70s and 80s and are surrounded by mature trees with beautiful landscapes.

The path begins near Willow Creek Golf Course and the entrance to Fox Den subdivision, deep in the heart of Farragut. Continuing to Country Manor subdivision, you’ll see newer construction highlighted by beautiful dogwoods, in addition to other flowering trees that provide shade and character to the scenery. In Village Green subdivision, the trail is transformed into a historic experience. Modeled after Colonial Williamsburg, the neighborhood features carefully maintained landscapes surrounding homes with classic American features.

Open Gardens and Camera Sites

The open gardens and camera sites listed are only open April 1-30. Please visit only when yard signs are displayed.

Camera Site: Available for photos; please do not enter the gardens.

Open Gardens: Open for a self guided tour daily form 10am-6pm.

About Dogwood Arts

Dogwood Arts has a 65-year history of arts advocacy, environmental stewardship, and economic impact in East Tennessee. With the financial support of corporate sponsors, grant funding, local government investment, and private donors, we produce 20 year-round events and programs that help make Knoxville a great place to live, work and play.

For more information, please visit dogwoodarts.com/trailsandgardens

Stops

  1. Stop 1: Trail Entrance

  2. Stop 2: Open Garden | Michael & Mary Bates

  3. Stop 3: Open Garden | John & Pam Garrity

  4. Stop 4: Trail Exit

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