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Chickasaw State Park Gravel Loop

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Chickasaw State Park

Length

11.00 Miles

Elevation Range

800

Terrain

Gravel Cycling

Features

Hills, Woods, Lake

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About This Route

Short, steep and spectacular — this compact gravel route packs a surprising punch. With rolling forest roads, multiple double-digit climbs, and nonstop tree-covered scenery, it’s the perfect quick-hit adventure in the heart of Chickasaw State Park and Forest. Ride hard, cool down at Lake Placid, then spend the rest of the day hiking, paddling or exploring this beautiful corner of West Tennessee.

A wooden dock extends into a calm lake reflecting autumn-colored trees, with warm golden light and overhanging branches framing the peaceful scene.
A peaceful lake surrounded by dense green trees, viewed from beneath overhanging branches, with gentle ripples on the water and a tree trunk in the foreground.
A long wooden footbridge stretches across a calm lake, reflecting in the water, with colorful trees and a small covered shelter along the shoreline.

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