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Rome Loop

Nearby Towns & Parks

Lebanon, Carthage

Length

31.00 Miles

Elevation Range

2000

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

Tree-lined, Farmland, Views

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About This Route

While 31 miles and 2,000 feet of climbing may not seem that intimidating, the climbing packs a punch with plenty of double-digit grades. But conquering the challenge of these steep pitches is well worth it. You'll be rewarded with some fantastic stretches ranging from narrow tree tunnels to wide-open farmland to ridgeline vistas.

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A cyclist wearing a bright neon-yellow shirt rides a road bike on a tree-lined paved path, wearing a helmet and black shorts.
Aerial view of a winding river flanked by dense green forests and rolling hills under a blue sky.
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