Dirt Bike Trails
Near Loretto, Tennessee

Artemis Lane is a primary interior access route within Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area and one of the longest drivable tracks in the system at approximately six miles. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available at GoOutdoorsTennessee.com. Tennessee resident licenses are $3...
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Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). Burns Bottoms Road is a maintained gravel and dirt route winding through mixe...
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Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). -- Peter Cave Rd. is a short access spur that provides direct entry to the we...
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Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area trail system. A permit is not required to access this lake trail, only to fish. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). The VFW Lake Track is a short gravel access route that follows the shoreline of VFW...
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Finnie Road is a gravel access route within Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area, providing vehicle access through mixed hardwood forest and connecting interior management roads. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available at GoOutdoorsTennessee.com. Tennessee resident licenses ...
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CC Road is a short but important connector route within the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area, serving as one of the primary eastern access points into the WMA. The road links Laurel Hill Road on the east with Artemis Lane to the west, transitioning from pavement at the entrance to gravel once in...
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Laurel Hill Road is a scenic east–west traverse across the northern end of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area, connecting Natchez Trace Parkway on the west to CC Road on the east. While both termini begin on pavement, the route quickly transitions to well-maintained gravel once inside the WMA,...
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Access to Eagle Creek Wildlife Management Area requires a valid Tennessee hunting or fishing license and is limited to one-half hour before sunrise through one-half hour after sunset. Street-legal vehicles may use WMA roads with this license, while UTVs and other off-highway vehicles require a High ...
Learn more about Copeland Ridge Road–Eagle Creek WMA

This trail starts with a very large V-notch rock that you will fall into. Followed by a large rock garden through the trail to a seven-foot ledge climb. The remainder of the trail is very rocky. This trail is a dried-out creek bed. Multiple areas where we had to climb the banks to prevent damage fro...
Learn more about #100 Whiskey Run

Trail #102 – Jake’s Hill lives up to its reputation — and whoever Jake was, he clearly had nerves of steel. This is a very steep and demanding hill climb featuring massive rock ledges exceeding 7 feet in height, loose dirt, and deep ruts that challenge even the most capable rigs. It’s true rock-boun...
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Trail #103 – Vertical Limit is an extremely steep and hazardous hill climb located on the north end of the park. About halfway up, the trail splits into three separate lines, each presenting near-vertical ascents with loose rock and deep ruts. These climbs are among the most difficult in the park — ...
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This Trail is a connector trail that connects two parts of the outfitter trail. This trail follows the ridgeline of Hawkpride Mountain, so it is very flat and forested. The entrance is marked by two big tractor tires sitting on each side of the road. The trail is short and easy to follow since there...
Learn more about #81 Ridgeline Trail

Trail #111 – Lower Ridgeline is a steep access trail that leads to the start of Trail #100 (Whiskey Run) and several challenging hill climbs located at the north end of the park. While primarily used as a connector, it still offers a bit of character — with a few washouts, small rock obstacles, and ...
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Trail – Fatty’s Way descends from the Polaris Outfitter Trail and leads directly to the start of Trail #136 (Fatty’s Crack). Continuing past that junction brings you to the entrance of Trail #115 (Commandments), after which the route runs roughly parallel to Fatty’s Crack before looping back up to r...
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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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Fatty's Crack is another popular and talked-about trail at Hawk Pride. It’s a very rough and rocky route characterized by large boulders, steep undercut ledges, and a couple of off-camber sections that challenge even experienced drivers. Fatty's Way runs parallel and offers a safe vantage point to w...
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#83 Allen's Way is essentially a continuation of #136 Fatty's Crack. You can continue to ride the creek bed or some of the flat dirt trails running alongside it. There are some narrow spots and trees to watch out for, but this trail is milder than Fatty's Crack.
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Trail #140 – Ed’s Ledge connects the Polaris Outfitter Trail to Trail #88 (Allen’s Way). As the name suggests, the trail’s main feature is a large rock ledge that presents a serious challenge for most vehicles. Fortunately, an alternate line with a smaller, more manageable ledge runs beside it, thou...
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This road runs right in front of the cabins in the main parking area. Right past the cabin, you will see the area for primitive camping. This road also leads to the Polaris Outfitter Trail which is the longest and most popular trail in the park. This trail is very short and is really just used as a ...
Learn more about #80 Road to Primitive Camping

The Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail is one of the signature trails of Hawkpride Mountain Offroad Park. This trail is mainly a dirty road with the occasional mudhole here and there. You are riding in trees most of the trail, so there is always a chance a limb or two could have fallen. Along this trail, ...
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Artemis Lane is a primary interior access route within Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area and one of the longest drivable tracks in the system at approximately six miles. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available at GoOutdoorsTennessee.com. Tennessee resident licenses are $3...
Learn more about Artemis Lane

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). Burns Bottoms Road is a maintained gravel and dirt route winding through mixe...
Learn more about Burns Bottoms Road

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). -- Peter Cave Rd. is a short access spur that provides direct entry to the we...
Learn more about Peter Cave Road

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area trail system. A permit is not required to access this lake trail, only to fish. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). The VFW Lake Track is a short gravel access route that follows the shoreline of VFW...
Learn more about VFW Road

Artemis Lane is a primary interior access route within Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area and one of the longest drivable tracks in the system at approximately six miles. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available at GoOutdoorsTennessee.com. Tennessee resident licenses are $3...
Learn more about Artemis Lane

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). Burns Bottoms Road is a maintained gravel and dirt route winding through mixe...
Learn more about Burns Bottoms Road

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area Trail System. Drivers must possess a valid annual Hunt/Fish license, available online. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). -- Peter Cave Rd. is a short access spur that provides direct entry to the we...
Learn more about Peter Cave Road

Part of the Laurel Hill Wildlife Management Area trail system. A permit is not required to access this lake trail, only to fish. Access is open year-round and restricted to daylight hours only (closed dusk to dawn). The VFW Lake Track is a short gravel access route that follows the shoreline of VFW...
Learn more about VFW Road