Name: Sheltowee Trace NRT: Section 17
Rating: 2.0

“Another section of mandatory--though scenic and rural--paved riding along the Sheltowee Trace.”

— Chris Chaney

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When the Trace intersects KY 52, take a right and go a short distance to a left-hand turn on KY 399. Follow this long and rolling ridge south until the road drops steeply down to the town of Heidelburg. There is a small park on the upstream side of the river bridge.

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Local Club: Sheltowee Trace Association

Land Manager: Lee County Road Department

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9.5 Miles 15.3 Kilometers Paved Path	437' 133 m Ascent -948' -289 m Descent
1,250' 381 m High 664' 203 m Low	3% Avg Grade (2°) 14% Max Grade (8°)
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Sheltowee Trace NRT: Section 17

9.5 Miles 15.3 Kilometers

Paved Path

437' 133 m

-948' -289 m

1,250' 381 m

664' 203 m

3%

14%

Unknown

“Another section of mandatory--though scenic and rural--paved riding along the Sheltowee Trace.”