Motorcycle route from Nashville to Beech Springs · United States · Tennessee
Distance286178kmmi
Elevation3,11210,210mft
Duration5h 43m
Route typePoint to point
CurvinessLow
Along this route
0 km0 miNashvilleStart
286 km178 miBeech SpringsFinish
About this route
The northern part of the Natchez Trace Parkway, from just southwest of Nashville over the Double Arch Bridge, past the Meriwether Lewis site and across the corner of Alabama and the Tennessee River to Tupelo, Mississippi. Quiet, smooth and flowing through forest and farmland, with no billboards. The Parkway has a 50 mph limit (lower in places), no trucks and no fuel stations: you leave it at the exits to fill up. Watch for deer and for cyclists.
Check road conditions, closures and opening dates before you ride.
Route line: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), America's Byways® layer, byway 2_AL/2_MS/2_TN, layer version of 4 August 2026, public domain: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=8bda53a21f8b4c7ca2fc76523ba2110a. Modified by Motarva: snapped to roads, split into stages, a gap filled by routing. This is not an official route file from the FHWA.
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