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Farmland to Forest Challenge

Nearby Towns & Parks

Parrottsville, Newport, Cherokee National Forest

Length

44.00 Miles

Elevation Range

3600

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Farmland, Woods, Mountain Backdrop

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About This Route

The Farmland to Forest Challenge will test your endurance. While this route may not feature a signature climb, it’s classified as a Challenge because of the cumulative elevation gain and steep grades along the way. Prepare for the burn that will leave your legs trembling — but the reward? Spectacular views that make every pedal worth it.

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