Tennessee Bicycle Routes

Bike Tennessee - 2024 Routes

Bike Tennessee is a statewide road cycling initiative featuring professionally curated road cycling routes that showcase the small towns, natural landscapes and hidden gems that can only be found along Tennessee’s backroads. Administered by the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Bike Tennessee aims to inspire visitors to experience Tennessee’s scenic beauty and rich heritage on two wheels.



Visit BikeTN.com

Bike TN Route Planning & Design: Bike Tennessee’s collection of road cycling routes have been crafted in collaboration with a professional cycling guide and developer, Shannon Burke of Velo View Bike Tours in Chattanooga. The routes feature mostly rural, low-traffic cycling experiences in some of Tennessee’s most scenic and historic landscapes including multiple state parks.

All roads suggested are regular roads of the state, county, and city highway systems and are used by motorized traffic. Designated bicycle facilities may or may not be present.

US BICYCLE ROUTE 23 in Tennessee:

US Bicycle Route 23: Map [KMZ]

US Bicycle Route 23: Map  -   North to South cue sheet  -   South to North cue sheet  [Adobe PDF files]

GPX files for GPS: US Bicycle Route 23 North to South.gpx - US Bicycle Route 23 South to North.gpx

Proposed Statewide Designated Bike Routes:

Statewide Map [KMZ]

Routes mapped by region: Region 1  -  Region 2  -  Region 3  -  Region 4  [Adobe PDF files]

State Map  [Adobe PDF files]

TDOT Bicycle Suitability Index - Matrix used to assess the suitability of existing roadways characteristics for bicycling in TN. 

Bicycle Level of Service:

Statewide Map [KMZ]

Statewide Overview [Adobe PDF files]

MPO Maps by Region [Adobe PDF files]

Region 2

Chattanooga

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Cleveland

Region 4

Jackson

Memphis

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Bicycle Ride Across Tennessee (BRAT)

Organized by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, the BRAT is an annual supported bicycle touring event highlighting Tennessee's beautiful State Parks.

BRAT website