Rent in Nashville - Best roads?
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Most of the well known Tennessee roads are out east around Knoxville, so not reall doable in a day.
* Make a day out of riding Natchez Trace, starts/ends in Nash. Can ride down to US-64 then around Lawerenceburg head East to I-65 and back North. Lots of people seem to love this ride, very historic with lots of markers along the way, but be aware can be pretty remote and I personally find it a little boring. If you do this, get breakfast at the Loveless cafe , great food....but super busy so get there early.
*Ride down to the Jack Daniels distillery or George Dickle decent roads.
*Pick up US-70 East of town and ride through Watertown, Smithville to US-56 North and hangout at Edgar Evins St. Park for a bit.
*Corvettes interest you? Bowling Green, KY is only 1:15 North on I-65 if you wanted to check out the museum. All slab though.
*If it were me, I would just cruise around town and enjoy some music. Lower Broadway / Midtown / East Nash
* Make a day out of riding Natchez Trace, starts/ends in Nash. Can ride down to US-64 then around Lawerenceburg head East to I-65 and back North. Lots of people seem to love this ride, very historic with lots of markers along the way, but be aware can be pretty remote and I personally find it a little boring. If you do this, get breakfast at the Loveless cafe , great food....but super busy so get there early.
*Ride down to the Jack Daniels distillery or George Dickle decent roads.
*Pick up US-70 East of town and ride through Watertown, Smithville to US-56 North and hangout at Edgar Evins St. Park for a bit.
*Corvettes interest you? Bowling Green, KY is only 1:15 North on I-65 if you wanted to check out the museum. All slab though.
*If it were me, I would just cruise around town and enjoy some music. Lower Broadway / Midtown / East Nash
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