Ship a Bike from Tennessee to South Dakota

Transport your bike from South Dakota's 109-mile Mickelson Trail through the Black Hills to Tennessee's Natchez Trace Parkway and its traffic-controlled approach to Nashville. From Needles Highway's granite spires to Great Smoky Mountains Appalachian climbing, both states serve up remarkable scenic cycling.

South Dakota's Black Hills region has grown into a destination for trail riders and tourers alike. The Mickelson Trail descends gently from Deadwood to Edgemont, crossing more than 100 converted railroad bridges and passing through four rock tunnels. Needles Highway adds a more dramatic dimension with tight switchbacks threading between granite towers in Custer State Park, where bison and pronghorn roam freely. Tennessee delivers its own brand of scenic riding. The Natchez Trace Parkway is a 444-mile ribbon of motor-vehicle-controlled road with no commercial traffic, running from Nashville to Natchez, Mississippi, and offering one of the smoothest long-distance road cycling experiences in the country. The Great Smoky Mountains challenge climbers with passes like Newfound Gap and the Cherohala Skyway, while Knoxville and Chattanooga continue to develop urban trail networks that connect river greenways to mountain singletrack.

Shipping a bike from South Dakota to Tennessee covers approximately 1,200 miles through the Great Plains and into the mid-South. Each bicycle is packed in a protective box with care given to derailleurs, wheel trueness, and frame finishes. Full coverage is included on every shipment, so whether you are moving a touring bike from the Mickelson Trail or a road bike bound for the Natchez Trace, your investment is protected. Real-time tracking lets you follow your bike from the Black Hills to the Volunteer State.