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Lynchburg Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Lynchburg, Tims Ford State Park, Jack Daniel Distillery

Length

29.00 Miles

Elevation Range

2100

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Hills, Farmland, Small Town

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About This Route

The Lynchburg Loop challenge starts in historic downtown Lynchburg, Tenn., best-known as the home of Jack Daniel’s Distillery. This scenic ride through Lynchburg's rugged landscape has some steep grades and challenges, but the reward is ending the ride at some of Tennessee's most renowned attractions, including a distillery tour and a meal at any number of famous Lynchburg restaurants.

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