Thunderhead Harley-Davidson
Outdoor Sportsman Pl

Sequoyah Birthplace Museum
Highway 360

Countryside Restaurant
Highway 411

Ride to Sequoyah B 1
Meet at Thunderhead H-D 10:00am, Ride Brief 10:15am, KSU 10:30am.
Never before or since, in the history of the world, has one man not literate in any language, perfected a system for reading and writing a language. Visitors to the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum will experience the life of the man Sequoyah – father, soldier, silversmith, statesman and creator of the Cherokee writing system. At the center of the story the deeply personal quest of Sequoyah’s single-minded concentration on solving the mystery of the “talking leaves.” He spent those years in near isolation, facing down social derision and tribal suspicion, enduring family rebellion, and believing – almost alone – that he could create a written language for the Cherokee."
After Museum lunch at Countryside Restaurant 3.7 miles up the road.
Thunderhead Harley-Davidson
Sportsmans Pl
Head northeast on Sportsmans Pl. Go for 325 ft.
Turn right onto Bass Pro Dr. Go for 440 ft.
Bass Pro Dr
Turn right onto Snyder Rd. Go for 4.5 mi.
Snyder Rd
Turn right onto Boyds Creek Hwy (TN-338). Go for 11.9 mi.
Boyds Creek Hwy
Continue on Maryville Hwy (US-411). Go for 14.9 mi.
High St
Turn left onto S Washington St. Go for 0.2 mi.
S Washington St
Turn right onto E Lamar Alexander Pkwy (US-321 S) toward US-411 S. Go for 0.9 mi.
E Lamar Alexander Pkwy
Turn left onto W Broadway Ave (US-411). Go for 0.9 mi.
W Broadway Ave
Keep left onto W Broadway Ave (US-411 S). Go for 4.5 mi.
Continue on US Highway 411 S (US-411) toward Fort Loudon. Go for 13.0 mi.
Highway 411
Turn left onto Highway 360 (TN-360). Go for 1.3 mi.
Turn right. Go for 430 ft.
Arrive at your destination on the right.
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum

Ride to Sequoyah B 2
Meet at Thunderhead H-D 10:00am, Ride Brief 10:15am, KSU 10:30am.
Never before or since, in the history of the world, has one man not literate in any language, perfected a system for reading and writing a language. Visitors to the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum will experience the life of the man Sequoyah – father, soldier, silversmith, statesman and creator of the Cherokee writing system. At the center of the story the deeply personal quest of Sequoyah’s single-minded concentration on solving the mystery of the “talking leaves.” He spent those years in near isolation, facing down social derision and tribal suspicion, enduring family rebellion, and believing – almost alone – that he could create a written language for the Cherokee."
After Museum lunch at Countryside Restaurant 3.7 miles up the road.
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum
Head toward Highway 360. Go for 430 ft.
Turn left onto Highway 360 (TN-360). Go for 1.3 mi.
Turn left toward Highway 411/US-411. Go for 161 ft.
Turn left onto Highway 411 (US-411). Go for 2.2 mi.
Turn left onto Twin Springs Ln. Go for 259 ft.
Twin Springs Ln
Arrive at Twin Springs Ln. Your destination is on the right.
Countryside Restaurant