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11.9 miles
Distance
916 ft
Climb
-983 ft
Descent
1,836 ft
High Point
-67 ft
Altitude change
1,601 ft
Altitude min
1,814 ft
Altitude start
1,749 ft
Altitude end
-0.1%
Grade
-31.3%
Grade max
19.8%
Grade min
5 miles
Distance climb
5 miles
Distance down
2 miles
Distance flat
The Upper Loop is a 13.6-mile, moderate single-track multi-use trail at Fall Creek Falls State Park that winds through a quiet hardwood timber forest on the Cumberland Plateau.
Trail Overview
• Length: 13.6 miles
• Difficulty: Moderate (Blue rating)
• Surface: Natural surface, smooth single-track
• Allowed Uses: Mountain biking, e-biking, trail running, hiking, and overnight backpacking
Detailed Description
Upper Loop Trail Route is a 12 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Spencer Tennessee. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 916 ft with a max elevation of 1,836 ft then descends -983 ft.
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Stats
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Distance12 miles
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Altitude min1,601 ft
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Altitude start1,814 ft
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Altitude end1,749 ft
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Climb916 ft
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Descent-983 ft
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Grade-0.1%
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Grade max-31.3%
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Grade min19.8%
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Distance climb5 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat2 miles
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeLoop
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical ratingModerate
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