Dirt Bike Trails
Near Sunbright, Tennessee

This gravel forest service road makes a loop around the southwestern side of Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, with several more roads connecting at various points. The entrance has a wooden bridge with a 3 ton limit. Wild camping is not allowed, but a campground with several unimproved sites is pro...
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Pipeline Ridge Trail is a narrow, two-way dirt trail that connects the end of 4 Lane to S7 Trail. This route is a good connector, but it is noticeably tighter and more technical than 4 Lane. There are limited places to pull over and pass, so drivers should stay alert for oncoming traffic and be prep...
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S7 is a short, two-way connector trail that links Pipeline Ridge Trail to S5 Trail. The trail connects near the middle section of S5, giving drivers the option to travel either direction once they reach the end of S7. While it is not a long trail, it is a useful connector for linking routes together...
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S5 is a two-way trail that connects S6 back to S4 and also provides access to 4 Lane. This trail works well as a primary connector route in the area, giving drivers several options for building a longer loop or moving between nearby trails. The surface is primarily gravel, which makes it more stable...
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This trail takes you across the Cumberland Plateau. There are several tight sections through brush, as well as sections of open grasslands. The trail also has red clay mud sections and rocky ledges, with the worst areas having a bypass. There are a lot of side trails to explore. The entrance has a w...
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S4 is a two-way trail that connects S5 and S6. The trail is made up mostly of dirt, but it has several sections where mud, standing water, deep ruts, loose rock, and tight trees make it more challenging. There are a few places where vehicles can pull over and pass, but most of the trail is narrow. D...
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Lowe Cemetery Road is an in-and-out trail consisting mostly of dirt and gravel. The trail has several narrow sections where passing can be difficult, although there are occasional wider areas that allow vehicles to get around each other. Multiple creek crossings along the trail can become deep depen...
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S6 is a two-way dirt trail that connects S2, S4, and S5. This trail works well as a connector route, but it also has enough scenery and small obstacles to make it worth taking your time on. The trail is mostly dirt with several areas where water flows across the trail from nearby springs. These spri...
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4 Lane is a long, two-way trail made up mostly of dirt with some gravel mixed in. The trail connects from Moores Camp off Road 116 on the west side and runs toward the WMA boundary. At the fork near the end, the route continues, but that point marks the start of a different trail. This makes 4 Lane ...
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This is a combination of dirt, gravel, and single-track in-the-woods roads. There really aren't a lot of difficult obstacles to make a note of other than a few areas that are washed out on Duncan Hollow Road. We had cell service off and on during this drive (Verizon). There weren't any great views a...
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This is a connector trail that runs from Massengale Mountain over to Smoky Junction. It is a simple gravel road with the potential for good scenery if you go when the leaves are down. The highlight of this trail is that it ends at Smoky Junction and the local favorite, Hembree Grocery. At the bottom...
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Trail 27- Kener Gap begins at the Rock Solid Pavilion at the end of Trail 26. This trail is much like its counterpart, but does not boast as many rock step formations. Expect more dirt roads with ruts and a minor rock bulge from the side of the trail. Water does quickly run off the mountain, and ha...
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Montgomery Road is a maintained gravel road connecting the paved roads in the riding area. It starts off Norma Road and leads up to Log Road 1, where it connects. There is a staging area large enough to turn around or stop with a truck and trailer, and drop off an ATV to use in the riding area. The ...
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Nice moderate climb up and down. The trail has some mud holes that are rock bottom. There are also some rocks and ledges up to 18". The trail outside the Windrock Park property limit is a little more difficult and not maintained as well as the portion of the trail owned by Windrock. The views are ve...
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G19 - Bluefer Branch screams, "Take me to the mountains!" This trail, when taken from beginning to end, will take you to a dead end, double back, and then take you to another section of the trail. This trail is for water lovers as it has multiple crossings and a plethora of spots to stop for picture...
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G21 - Skinned Ash Creek gets its name from the waterway that runs parallel to it. This dead-end path cuts across a picturesque mountain side showing the power of nature. Water has cut large ruts into the trail side with depths as far as 2.5 feet deep. This tire-swallowing rut is easy to avoid in mos...
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Phillips Cemetery Lane is a two-way gravel trail that connects off 116 Road and travels toward Phillips Cemetery. The route also connects to R59, making it a useful connector in the New River and Red Oak Mountain area. The road surface is mostly gravel, but the main feature of this trail is the New ...
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Trail G38 - Snorkel Snatcher is a great trail to get away from the crowds or lead a group ride for lunch. This Y-shaped trail has dead ends at both sides but allows you to spread out if you have a larger crowd. One dead-end section of the trail features a view of the backside of the windmills from t...
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Get away from the hustle and bustle of the park with this less-than-traveled trail. You won't find even the most basic obstacle on Trail G24, but what you will find is serenity. In the springtime, you will find pops of color at this dead-end trail. It is smooth with the slightest mudhole. Bring a sa...
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Log Road 1 is a two-way trail made up mostly of dirt with sections of loose rock throughout. The trail is generally easy to navigate and provides a smooth ride, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles. There are several scenic spots along the trail where you can safely stop, get out, and exp...
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This gravel forest service road makes a loop around the southwestern side of Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, with several more roads connecting at various points. The entrance has a wooden bridge with a 3 ton limit. Wild camping is not allowed, but a campground with several unimproved sites is pro...
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Pipeline Ridge Trail is a narrow, two-way dirt trail that connects the end of 4 Lane to S7 Trail. This route is a good connector, but it is noticeably tighter and more technical than 4 Lane. There are limited places to pull over and pass, so drivers should stay alert for oncoming traffic and be prep...
Learn more about Pipeline Ridge

S7 is a short, two-way connector trail that links Pipeline Ridge Trail to S5 Trail. The trail connects near the middle section of S5, giving drivers the option to travel either direction once they reach the end of S7. While it is not a long trail, it is a useful connector for linking routes together...
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S5 is a two-way trail that connects S6 back to S4 and also provides access to 4 Lane. This trail works well as a primary connector route in the area, giving drivers several options for building a longer loop or moving between nearby trails. The surface is primarily gravel, which makes it more stable...
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This gravel forest service road makes a loop around the southwestern side of Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, with several more roads connecting at various points. The entrance has a wooden bridge with a 3 ton limit. Wild camping is not allowed, but a campground with several unimproved sites is pro...
Learn more about Catoosa WMA Noah Hambey

Pipeline Ridge Trail is a narrow, two-way dirt trail that connects the end of 4 Lane to S7 Trail. This route is a good connector, but it is noticeably tighter and more technical than 4 Lane. There are limited places to pull over and pass, so drivers should stay alert for oncoming traffic and be prep...
Learn more about Pipeline Ridge

S7 is a short, two-way connector trail that links Pipeline Ridge Trail to S5 Trail. The trail connects near the middle section of S5, giving drivers the option to travel either direction once they reach the end of S7. While it is not a long trail, it is a useful connector for linking routes together...
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S5 is a two-way trail that connects S6 back to S4 and also provides access to 4 Lane. This trail works well as a primary connector route in the area, giving drivers several options for building a longer loop or moving between nearby trails. The surface is primarily gravel, which makes it more stable...
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