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Goshen Valley Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Baileyton, Kingsport

Length

34.00 Miles

Elevation Range

1600

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Residential, Farmland, Hills

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About This Route

The Goshen Valley Loop traverses two picturesque valleys, with a mix of climbing workouts and scenic strolls. There's a serious climb at the halfway point as you make your way over the ridge that separates these two valleys. The beauty of East Tennessee's rolling hills and valleys will have you coming back for more.

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Winding road through a forested area with double yellow lines; a stone sign reads “Bays Mountain Park” near the entrance.
Street sidewalk with storefronts, trees lining the autumn street, and a round sign reading “Antiques” in front of brick buildings.
A pickup truck towing a white vintage trailer parked along a tree-lined lakeside road; reflections visible on the water.

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