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Holston Hills Dogwood Trail

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Tour Overview

Beautiful lots in this neighborhood are situated along meandering streets with old growth trees and an abundance of spring flowering trees and shrubs.

Holston Hills

Dogwood Trail East

8.7 Miles | Trail begins at 200 S Chilhowee Drive (37914)

Established in 1956, the Holston Hills Dogwood Trail, is located in a neighborhood of architectural diversity and lush greenery offering views of the Holston River along with panoramic vistas of the rolling East Tennessee hills. Here you will find an eclectic and historic mix of estates, cottages, and ranch homes which were built between 1920 and 1960. Beautiful lots in this neighborhood are situated along meandering streets with old growth trees and an abundance of spring flowering trees and shrubs. The lovely hilltop Holston Hills Park hosts many community gatherings and has planted over 45 dogwood trees to enhance the spring beauty of the area.

The neighborhood was created alongside the development of the Holston Hills Country Club and is home to the golf course designed by Donald Ross who is widely held in esteem as the best architect of golf courses in the world.

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, visit our website dogwoodarts.com

Stops

  1. Stop 1: Trail Entrance

  2. Stop 2: Open Garden | Dr. Jimmy Milan

  3. Stop 3: Camera Site | Bert & Jill Gill

  4. Stop 4: Camera Site | John & Jan Simonsen

  5. Stop 5: Open Garden | Holston Hills Community Park

  6. Stop 6: Camera Site | Al Gill

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