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Natchez Trace Parkway Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Collinwood, Waynesboro, Natchez Trace Parkway

Length

40.00 Miles

Elevation Range

2100

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Tree-lined, Farmland, Woods

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About This Route

This scenic loop winds through some of Middle Tennessee's wooded landscapes and a section of the Natchez Trace Parkway, a national roadway that commemorates and preserves the historic Nachez Trace, which connects Nashville, Tenn., to Natchez, Miss. This scenic route highlights the pastoral landscape of Tennessee, traversing the hills and waterways that make this area unforgettable.

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