Hopefully someone else will find this information useful. I love riding my bike. A century ride is not a problem. I figured that the 440 miles of the Trace would be super fun. My brother and myself gave ourselves a week and decided to start from Nashville and head south (the car logistics just worked better) and we decided to do this unsupported like we do our hikes.

1 - Going from Nashville and heading south means you'll run into a headwind usually. We did the whole time, a stiff one. I felt like I had to pedal to go downhill at times. When you hit Mississippi and the Trace opens up more, the wind is even more pronounced. Going from Natchez to Nashville would put that 15 MPH wind at your back and help immensely.

2 - Just because you can do a Century ride doesn't mean you can do this. Riding 100 miles in a day, then fueling up and resting that night and the next day is one thing, doing 70 miles per day with insufficient rest and nutrition is a whole 'nuther thing. We didn't anticipate this and while day 1 was easy and fun (and beautiful), day 2 was hard, 3 was harder and 4 was 'fuck it, we quit'.

3 - We never encountered any flat areas :) You're down to 500 and up to 1000 constantly. Even in Mississippi. That surprised me. We were unsupported so had to carry our food and water, which added a lot of weight.

4 - There's not nearly as much water in N Mississippi as I had expected! With 2 32oz bottles and my filter, I was running out of water between supplies. Lots of water in TN, but in the little southern part of Alabama and the norther part of Mississippi, not much.

5 - During planning, a 2 mile side trip off the trail to get a burger seems like a doable thing. But when you're exhausted and pissed off, going 4 miles out of your way for that burger sucks.

Anywhooo, I'm all about doing 1 day excursions - love it. Great work out and time to recover. But this multi-day thing is for the birds are athletes that are in way better shape than I am.
Oh, when we bailed, my bother and I hit casinos along the Mississippi river until we got back down to Natchez and I actually came home with about $200.00 more than I left home with. So there's that. Damn, Mississippi cites along the river are depressingly poor.

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Eagerly started the Natchez Trace a week ago. HATED NEARLY EVERY MINUTE OF IT.

3 - We never encountered any flat areas :) You're down to 500 and up to 1000 constantly. Even in Mississippi. That surprised me. We were unsupported so had to carry our food and water, which added a lot of weight.

4 - There's not nearly as much water in N Mississippi as I had expected! With 2 32oz bottles and my filter, I was running out of water between supplies. Lots of water in TN, but in the little southern part of Alabama and the norther part of Mississippi, not much.

5 - During planning, a 2 mile side trip off the trail to get a burger seems like a doable thing. But when you're exhausted and pissed off, going 4 miles out of your way for that burger sucks.

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