UPDATE 11/17/2025

The trail work at Grassland is moving along nicely.  We have completed the first trail system on the east side of the property.  That trail is about 1 mile in length with 2 downhill options (1 Green and 1 Blue).  We will now start working on the 3 trails on the west side of the property.  

volunteer help NEEDED!

Volunteers are still clearing the corridor for the mini excavator.  Volunteers should wear pants, long sleeves, gloves and boots. Some tools will be available but bring the following if you have them: loppers, hand saws, up-rooters, hedge clippers, etc.

Upcoming Work Days

Sunday November 23rd from 1pm - 3pm
Saturday December 6th from 8am - 10am
Sunday December 21st from 1pm - 3pm

Please spread the word through your organization, team, or membership list.

The trail is located at 6759 Manley Ln, Brentwood, TN 37027. The trailhead will be on the North side… near where Goggle maps shows “Grassland Field 9A.”
Coordinates > 36°00'40.4"N 86°52'48.0"W
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Past work dates: 8/30, 9/14, 9/28, 10/18, 10/19, 11/2/2025.

About grassland park

Grassland Park is owned and operated by Williamson County Parks & Recreation (WCP&R) and in partnership with SORBA. The proposed 3 mile singletrack trail system will be designed and built for the primary purpose of providing local youth and families the opportunity to experience mountain biking in their own community. The trails will be shorter in length and intentionally designed for beginners and kids due to its close proximity to schools and neighborhoods in the village.

The goal of the trail system is not to reach a certain length, but to give riders a safe place to build their skills, repeat challenges, and grow by socializing with others who share similar interests. Three distinct trails each with a different length and difficulty allows for use by riders of all skill levels.

The trails will “flow” through the woods following the terrain and natural features. They will weave back and forth around existing trees with minimal impact to the natural landscape. Dry creek beds and water hazards to the northwest and southeast will be avoided. Trails would be contained within the existing tree canopy and hillside with essentially zero impact on the existing park usage.

SORBA and the mountain bike community are thankful to Outdoor Encounter and Jay Williams of RB Cyclery in Brentwood for the vision and direction of this project.