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Shiloh Battlefield Tour

Nearby Towns & Parks

Savannah, Shiloh National Military Park, Shiloh Indian Mounds National Historic Landmark, Adamsville, Pickwick Landing State Park

Length

12.00 Miles

Elevation Range

400

Terrain

Road Cycling

Features

River, Woods

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About This Route

This historic landscape is one of the best places to ride in West Tennessee, offering a unique glimpse into the region's past. Shiloh National Military Park was the site of an epic struggle during the Civil War, with nearly 24,000 casualites. Nearby, Shiloh Indian Mountains National Historic Landmark preserves the site of an ancient cheifdom and earthen mounds. Don't miss the opportunity to pause at interpretive markers - you might even want to take a second lap to fully appreciate this unique mix of history and culture in Southwest Tennessee's natural landscape.

Statue monument on a grassy park lawn with a cyclist passing on a path to the right; trees in the background.
Ancient cannon in foreground on grassy field; park with trees, a cyclist in distance, and a small white pyramid structure beyond.
View inside a dark wooden room with benches; bright door opens to a path and cyclist outside on a sunny day.
A cyclist wearing a high-visibility jacket rides a path through a green forest, with a speed limit sign visible on the right.

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