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Source: Middlesboro News

in Cumberland Gap is a great experience giving bicycle enthusiasts a workout, wonderful views, and a sense of silence. Seeing Middlesboro, Ky Cumberland Gap,Tn and Lee County, Virginia from a bicycle is absolutely fantastic giving me a feeling of freedom. My first time riding the the pinnacle created a lot enthusiasm seeing that it’s a bucket list ride. If I could successfully ride the pinnacle, navigate the curvy road. If I could sit on top of the overlook, and reach the summit. I would report the big ride to social media. However, I was not prepared for the situation called the pinnacle ride. Not ready for what was coming. Like a roller coaster ride it sort of captures you in the moment. You’re in the flat but all of a sudden you find yourself stuck in a curve climbing up a mountain. No sympathy! Riding was rather hard with lots of heavy breathing. Much sweating and lots of perspiration. Socks gloves sunglasses outfit and hair were all dowsed with much H2O.

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