Tallahassee Sunken Canopy Roads System (Miccosukee & Centerville)
A subterranean network of ancient antebellum cotton roads worn 10 to 15 feet into the red clay earth over two centuries of wagon traffic. Massive live oaks, sweetgums, and pines grow directly out of the clay embankment walls, meeting overhead to form deep shaded tunnels where daylight rarely penetrates. Narrow asphalt with blind curves and zero shoulder demands disciplined corner entry.
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Historic 1830s gold rush capital framed by red-brick sidewalks and antebellum architecture. Serves as the southern gateway launching pad for GA-60 and Blood Mountain. Riders gather on the shaded balcony of Bourbon Street Grille to swap tales while watching a steady parade of touring rigs circle the historic square.
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How many curves and miles is Tallahassee Sunken Canopy Roads System (Miccosukee & Centerville)? ▼
Tallahassee Sunken Canopy Roads System (Miccosukee & Centerville) spans 48 miles and packs approximately 75 curves (1.6 curves per mile) with an elevation delta of 80 ft - 240 ft (Red Clay Hills) and technical rating 6/10.
Where are the start and end coordinates? ▼
The route starts at Downtown Tallahassee Capital Square, FL (Latitude 30.4383, Longitude -84.2807) and finishes at Miccosukee Historic Settlement, FL (Latitude 30.5927, Longitude -84.0416).
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