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Big Hill Pond Gravel Explorer

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Big Hill Pond State Park

Length

12.00 Miles

Elevation Range

1000

Terrain

Gravel Cycling

Features

Hills, Woods, Lake

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About This Route

Discover one of West Tennessee’s best-kept secrets on this short and scenic gravel ride through Big Hill Pond State Park. With fast-rolling gravel, gentle climbs and peaceful forest roads, this route is perfect for a mellow adventure. When you’re done, you can trade your bike for a kayak or paddleboard and explore the sparkling waters of Travis McNatt Lake.

Wooden footbridge over a calm lake, with green trees in the background and autumn leaves in foreground.

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