Dirt Bike Trails
Near Guys, Tennessee

Pebble Beach is a great trail to get out and test your rig. This trail has multiple deep water crossings with rocky surfaces to climb on the north east side of Pebble Beach. Once you reach Pebble Beach, the trail lightens up to mainly dirt and gravel roads and some small water crossings. On the sout...
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Austin Hollow is an exciting, short spur trail designed for intermediate offroaders looking to test their vehicles against wet, muddy terrain on their way to a beautiful waterfall. Branching off Hitchcock Lane near the Rainbow Falls Loop, this route spans just over a half-mile and descends roughly 4...
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This is a great trail. The first mile or so is maintained gravel roads, and there are no major obstacles. The next two miles still have gravel, but the roads are far less maintained. Mud, ruts and water starts to appear more throughout this section. The next portion of the trail is completely off-ro...
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This is a very relaxing ride in north Alabama. It's a country back road that is less maintained than other county roads. It offers a beautiful back-road feel with several shallow water crossings, and tall trees surrounding it. It's a great way for an inexperienced driver to get better behind the whe...
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Maynard's trail is one of the longest trails in the park. This trail does a loop and dumps you out where it starts. This trail is all heavily wooded until you reach the end of the trail and then there is a big clearing. There are no major obstacles on this trail.
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Trail #20 – Sidewinder lives up to its name, immediately putting drivers off-camber as they tackle a steep, twisting climb filled with continuous rock and boulder obstacles. The trail offers little relief, with technical challenges that increase in difficulty the farther you go. Careful spotting, th...
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Trail #56 – Ol' No. 21 branches off Trail #57 and connects to Trail #92 (Middle Access). It’s a very short but challenging route featuring numerous large rocks and boulders. Most obstacles are under 30 inches tall, but one particularly tricky section puts vehicles at a steep off-camber angle, creati...
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Trail #57 (Ol' No. 22) is a short, rocky technical trail that connects trails #91(Cane Creek) to #92 (Middle Access). The trail starts off with some moderate rocks and ledges that continue throughout; however, as you get towards the end, the trail gets very narrow and overgrown. Expect to get scratc...
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This trail connects #90 to #94 It is a fairly easy trail with no major obstacles. There is a part that branches off and is not on the main trail of #93, which doesn't get much traffic and has become very rutted out and sketchy. It has a boulder around 3 feet and is on a very steep incline, almost be...
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This trail follows the park's border for most of it and is one of the longer trails. There are a lot of trails varying in difficulty that shoot off from this trail, so make sure to follow the Signs that say Cane Creek Trail. There are quite a few ways to get to this trail but the most common one is ...
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Trail #98 Cherokee is short rocky trail that connects #90 Abbie's Trail to #23 Lucky's Trail. It starts off smooth, but quickly turns into a rocky climb as you approach Lucky's. It has a few washouts, but most obstacles are less than 2 feet tall. At the end of the trail, you turn left to continue on...
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Trail #18 – Gate Road primarily serves as a return route for Trail #20 (Sidewinder) and Trail #19 (Viper). It’s a smooth, wooded dirt road that provides an easy connection back to the main Trail #1. Although it includes a few mild grades, the surface is generally well-packed and should pose no issue...
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This trail is a connector trail in between trails #91 and #92. The entrance of this trail tends to be hard to find due to the entrance being overgrown. There is no room to pass on this trail. There are lots of low branches on this trail that could scratch your paint.
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Trail #23 Lucky’s Trail is one of the longest trails at Hawk Pride, stretching roughly 1.3 miles across the park and offering a wide range of terrain and challenges along the way. The trail features numerous rock obstacles and technical sections that demand careful driving and precise vehicle contro...
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This trail connects trails #91 and #92. There are two exits on it if you want to exit early. These exits will dump you out on trail #93, which parallels the waterfall and is much easier. It is common for riders who do not want to attempt the trail to park on trail #93 and spectate. There is no room ...
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Trail #19 – Viper is a steep, technical climb filled with continuous rock obstacles from start to finish. Right at the beginning, drivers will encounter a challenging ledge that can easily tip a vehicle toward the passenger side and cause body damage if approached incorrectly. Beyond that initial ob...
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Bridge Street Is a short connector trail in between trails #91 and #92, it is mostly flat and wooded with dirt and pine straw covering the ground. This trail is infrequently used so it can sometimes be grown up and rutted out. The trail itself does not have any major obstacles on it.
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This short trail connects trails #92 and #91. It is lightly used, leading to overgrowth and limited visibility. The trees are tight on both sides, leaving no room for passing. Due to its brief length, it can be completed quickly, however, you will need careful navigation to not get scratches.
Learn more about #60 Opryland Mills

This trail is a short connector trail between trails #93 and #92. It is the first connector trail if you are riding #93 from the north. There are two different routes at the top of the trail, each with similar difficulty and the same endpoint. This trail is wide enough to pass, but it is very rocky,...
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Trail #115 Commandments is a rocky climb from the north end of the park all the way back to the power lines. It has a lot of off-camber areas and tight trees to contend with. The trail also features large rock ledges 5 or 6 feet tall to contend with.
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Pebble Beach is a great trail to get out and test your rig. This trail has multiple deep water crossings with rocky surfaces to climb on the north east side of Pebble Beach. Once you reach Pebble Beach, the trail lightens up to mainly dirt and gravel roads and some small water crossings. On the sout...
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Austin Hollow is an exciting, short spur trail designed for intermediate offroaders looking to test their vehicles against wet, muddy terrain on their way to a beautiful waterfall. Branching off Hitchcock Lane near the Rainbow Falls Loop, this route spans just over a half-mile and descends roughly 4...
Learn more about Austin Hollow

This is a great trail. The first mile or so is maintained gravel roads, and there are no major obstacles. The next two miles still have gravel, but the roads are far less maintained. Mud, ruts and water starts to appear more throughout this section. The next portion of the trail is completely off-ro...
Learn more about Rainbow Falls Loop

This is a very relaxing ride in north Alabama. It's a country back road that is less maintained than other county roads. It offers a beautiful back-road feel with several shallow water crossings, and tall trees surrounding it. It's a great way for an inexperienced driver to get better behind the whe...
Learn more about Road 105

Maynard's trail is one of the longest trails in the park. This trail does a loop and dumps you out where it starts. This trail is all heavily wooded until you reach the end of the trail and then there is a big clearing. There are no major obstacles on this trail.
Learn more about #21 Maynard's Trail

Trail #20 – Sidewinder lives up to its name, immediately putting drivers off-camber as they tackle a steep, twisting climb filled with continuous rock and boulder obstacles. The trail offers little relief, with technical challenges that increase in difficulty the farther you go. Careful spotting, th...
Learn more about #20 Sidewinder

Trail #56 – Ol' No. 21 branches off Trail #57 and connects to Trail #92 (Middle Access). It’s a very short but challenging route featuring numerous large rocks and boulders. Most obstacles are under 30 inches tall, but one particularly tricky section puts vehicles at a steep off-camber angle, creati...
Learn more about #56 Ol' No. 21

Trail #57 (Ol' No. 22) is a short, rocky technical trail that connects trails #91(Cane Creek) to #92 (Middle Access). The trail starts off with some moderate rocks and ledges that continue throughout; however, as you get towards the end, the trail gets very narrow and overgrown. Expect to get scratc...
Learn more about #57 Ol' No. 22