Get healthy exercise, reduce your carbon footprint, and learn about the major Civil War battle that occurred here in late 1862 and early 1863.
This program will take visitors through the battlefield using the tour road and the Stones River Greenway. The tour is limited to 15 participants per program.
At several points during the ride, the ranger will stop to discuss the major military actions that affected the outcome of the Battle of Stones River. Some of the stories included are the fighting in Slaughter Pen, the desperate stand of the Union army along the Nashville Pike, and the terrible climax to the battle that bloodied the banks of the Stones River.
Participants will meet at the visitor center at 8:45 AM with their bikes. Children, ages 16 and under must wear safety helmets, and all other participants are encouraged to wear them as well. The ride will travel up to 5 miles and last about an hour.
This program is a part of a series of interpretive programs offered at the battlefield during the year. Stones River National Battlefield is located on the Old
Any Interest as a FOGBEE Ride?
4 comments:
Great idea; I'd be interested anytime from mid-July on.
DTI
Save your Confederate money, the South shall rise again! Count me in. Sounds like a warm weather adventure to me as well
Sounds like a good idea to me.
It would be good. I ride the battle field added to the Greenway every time I am in Murfreesboro.
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