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Fall Creek Falls Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer, Pikeville

Length

32.00 Miles

Elevation Range

2500

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Woods, Farmland, Waterfall

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About This Route

Discover the allure of Tennessee's most-visited state park, Fall Creek Falls State Park, which is home to Tennessee's tallest waterfall and a vast 30,000-acre wilderness. This route offers the best of both worlds: rolling roadways and dedicated trails within the park, as well as picturesque country roads beyong its borders. Plan to ride on weekdays or early mornings to savor the tranquility and natural beauty of this state park treasure.

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