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Big South Fork Gravel Explorer

Nearby Towns & Parks

Brush Creek

Length

19.00 Miles

Elevation Range

1200

Terrain

Gravel Cycling

Features

Hills, Woods, Tree-lined

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About This Route

This short but challenging gravel route offers an excellent introduction to the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, providing a well-rounded survey of the park’s rugged terrain, quiet backroads and expansive forest scenery. With punchy climbs and varied road conditions, this ride rewards steady effort and leaves plenty of opportunities for further exploration — by bike, on foot or even on horseback.

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