Montgomery Bell Tunnel is a 290-foot long tunnel. The tunnel, which is carved from limestone rock, was built in 1819 by slaves and was one of the first full-scale water diversion tunnels built in the United States. As such it is list on the National Register of Historic Places in Tennessee.
Short Run: Use the Harris Street Bridge Trail to access the Tunnel Trail. The tunnel is located halfway between the Tunnel Trail and Bluff Overlook Trail and can best be seen from the end of the Tunnel Trail.
Gem Type: Historic Site
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11.2 mi
18.0 km
Red, White, and Blue
Forest Hills, TN
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11.2 mi 18.0 km | Forest Hills, TN |
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30.7 mi
49.4 km
Music City Trail Ultra 50K 2019
Pegram, TN
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30.7 mi 49.4 km | Pegram, TN |
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2
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2.0 mi
3.3 km
Ridgetop Trail
Ashland City, TN
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2.0 mi 3.3 km | Ashland City, TN |
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2.0 mi
3.2 km
Henry Hollow Loop
Ashland City, TN
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2.0 mi 3.2 km | Ashland City, TN |
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3
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4.6 mi
7.3 km
Perimeter Trail
Fairview, TN
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4.6 mi 7.3 km | Fairview, TN |
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3
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6.7 mi
10.7 km
Henry Hollow and Ridgetop
Ashland City, TN
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6.7 mi 10.7 km | Ashland City, TN |
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2.4 mi
3.8 km
Harpeth Woods Trail (Blue)
Forest Hills, TN
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2.4 mi 3.8 km | Forest Hills, TN |
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4
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7.7 mi
12.4 km
South Loop
White Bluff, TN
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7.7 mi 12.4 km | White Bluff, TN |
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3
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0.5 mi
0.8 km
Hidden Lake Trail
Pegram, TN
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0.5 mi 0.8 km | Pegram, TN |
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2
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0.2 mi
0.4 km
Bluff Overlook Trail
Kingston Springs, TN
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0.2 mi 0.4 km | Kingston Springs, TN |
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