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Lower Sequatchie Valley Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Jasper, Kimball, South Pittsburg, South Cumberland State Park

Length

48.00 Miles

Elevation Range

1600

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Farmland, Tree-lined, Mountain Backdrop

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About This Route

Some of the best riding in East Tennessee can be found in the Sequatchie Valley. That's why you'll find not just one, but three routes, each offering a unique perspective on the valley's geography and charm. The Lower Sequatchie Valley Loop begins in Jasper, Tenn., and heads north through the valley toward the community of Cartwright, featuring fantastic roads and gorgeous views of Walden's Ridge and the South Cumberland Plateau, with unique stops along the way. Pair this route with the Middle and/or Upper Sequatchie Loops for a multi-day riding expedition.

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