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  1. Riders on the Big Cove Creek Greenway
    Big Cove Creek Greenway - Cycling

    5 miles of greenway traverses the scenic Flint River, meandering through fields and lush forests just a short jaunt from town.

    Difficulty
    1 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    9.3 miles
    Duration
    Can be utilized as a short point to point trail, or combined with the Little Cove Greenway to cover longer distances.
  2. A view of the mountain from the greenway
    Aldridge Creek Greenway - Cycling

    5.5 miles of trail along a rocky stream that parallels beautiful Green Mountain offers scenic views and pedaling beside the Tennessee River.

    Difficulty
    1 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    12.5 miles
    Duration
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