Kimsey MTN (Old 68 HWY)

Coming from the west side this trail was unobstructed, loose gravel and very scenic. We had some beautiful views. We were headed east to hook up with 30 where it intersects 68. The last 3 miles were Moderate to difficult. Lots of washed out sections, deep ruts covered half the trail . Gravity was our friend and it was clear sailing from there. I would estimate the washed out area was no more than a mile long. I recommend this trail. I drove a full sized pickup with a high clearance bumper and skid plate. Only time I really used my 4 wheel drive was on the last mile and picked up a few pinstripes. Really nice trail very scenic and no logs or major obstruction. Highly recommend this trail.

Fun trail that rewards visitors with epic views. Today it was a little grown up and we encountered some small fallen trees close to the sides. Only avoid if you fear pinstriping. Otherwise, it's a great trail.

The trail was open from Greasy Creek to Harbuck. The area got a few inches of heavy rain over the past two days. The ruts weren’t too bad, but I wouldn’t drive a nice car on it. I drove through after 3 p.m. and only saw one set of motorcycle tracks and one set of vehicle tracks. I passed one Ford Ranger going the other way.

Very easy. Saw a mini van in front of me. Great views especially in the fall

A good trail that is lengthy and offers nice views. Getting out to the trail (from the Ditney Mtn end) is the hardest section but with decent ground clearance, most vehicles should be able to make it. Obstructions are cleared too.

Main trail is in great condition. It was raining all day when I went and got to about halfway through before turning around but even with the fog & rain it was an amazing ride.

Road is in great condition. Only a few wet spots. I encountered a Honda Accord along the way. Some sections are a bit rocky but not challenging.

very scenic no obstructions today.

Rocky all the way. cleared one downed tree.

To recap what others say, this is a great trail. It offers some of the best views one can hope to see. Overall, the trail is moderately narrow, very steep in some spots and has very steep edges, so be careful. Still, it is in decent shape and can be done in 2WD.

came in off of the Ocoee trail in total took us an hour I read the comment where guy stated it took 3 it only takes an hour for a stock 4x4

The trail is absolutely beautiful if your looking for a trail to go up a mountain. There are some nice views but you can’t really stop and pull off incase of other off roaders, you have to stop in the path you’re taking. It’s quite rough but not step. There are trees down that have been cut but you do have to get slow and smart with driving through some that are cut. There is a lot of old rock and washed out areas towards the middle and end. So if you have a stock vehicle that’s low be prepared to scuff your fenders or underside of your vehicle. We don’t so it wasn’t an issue for us to drive on but it’s very bumpy! The tree canopy is beautiful and the scene is pretty because it’s full of such mature growth around the trail.

Trails not that bad but can get tight in some areas due to trees fallen they have been cut but still tight

few trees down about 3 miles into the drive.