Off-Road Trails in Tennessee

Discover off-road trails in Tennessee

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1

1

Trail 1 serves as the main 8-mile east-to-west access corridor at Doe Mountain Recreation Area, connecting the main parking area to the Morfield Branch Trailhead. Although considered easy the entire route, the eastern section starts…
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Total Miles
7.9
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 1 - Launchpad
1 - Launchpad

1 - Launchpad

AOP 1 - Launchpad begins with a fine dirt-filled trail with a slight uphill climb. Once you make it to Area 51, there is lots of loose rock that makes you feel like you're driving…
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Total Miles
1.2
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 11
11

11

From the east end, Trail 11 follows a powerline corridor and features a series of steep hill climbs, often presenting split lines where one side offers a more gradual ascent. The surface includes shallow ruts…
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Total Miles
2.1
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 11 - Ground Control
11 - Ground Control

11 - Ground Control

AOP trail 11 - Ground Control is like a child's roller coaster- slightly uphill then back down over and over. Trail 11 - Ground Control has concentrated clusters of rock, however none are difficult to…
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Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 11- Pilot Mountain
11- Pilot Mountain

11- Pilot Mountain

This trail favorite displays what Windrock park is, was, and will be. Trail 11 encompasses Pilot mountain along with all of its wildlife, mini waterfalls, and great riding. It starts at the north end of…
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Total Miles
4.2
Tech Rating
6Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 115
115

115

Trail 115 is one of the most difficult routes in the Doe Mountain trail system, despite being only about a quarter mile long. Note that it is locally recognized as a "most difficult" black trail…
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Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 117
117

117

The west end of Trail 117 begins directly across from the Trials Area, near Storm Shelter 1. This half-mile trail features a steep but brief climb through a dense forest of rhododendron and hardwoods such…
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Total Miles
0.4
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 13
13

13

Trail 13 is a wide SxS loop between Trails 11 and 1 near the staging area, making it an ideal starting point for a ride. It flows beneath tall hardwood trees and weaves through dense…
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Total Miles
0.8
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 15
15

15

Trail 15 stands out among Doe Mountain's trail network for its unique setting and features. Unlike many trails enclosed in dense rhododendron, Trail 15 follows a scenic ridge line framed by southern red oaks, maples,…
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Total Miles
3.7
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 16
16

16

Trail 16 is a curvy, up-and-down ride that brings a little excitement without being too technical. It's steep in spots, but the surface itself is mostly easy. It has a few loose rock sections, but…
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Total Miles
1.0
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 16 - Mud Suck Creek
16 - Mud Suck Creek

16 - Mud Suck Creek

Trail 16 screams adventure, with it being a Jeep Badge of Honor Trail. For full-size rigs, this trail can take all day long or just a few hours, depending on how hard you want to…
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Total Miles
5.5
Tech Rating
8Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 17
17

17

Trail 17 is a smooth, wide, and gradual access trail that begins at Trail 1 near the Trials Training Area and Storm Shelter. It provides an easy connection to the R&D Campground on the southern…
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Total Miles
1.5
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 2 - Convergence
2 - Convergence

2 - Convergence

AOP's trail 2 - Convergence is an easy route that peels off of trail 1 - Launch Pad and curves around towards the buggy side of the park. Trail 2 is a convergence point for…
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Total Miles
0.5
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter, Summer
Learn more about 20
20

20

Trail 20 is a short, scenic climb branching off from Trail 1, offering a more gradual ascent to the Lofty Top Overlook compared to the steeper Trail 20B. Though not as steep, it's super wide,…
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Total Miles
0.5
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 20B
20B

20B

Trail 20B is a short but very steep spur leading from Trail 1 up to the Lofty Top Overlook, climbing 100 feet in just 0.1 mile. Despite the grade, the trail is wide, with a…
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Total Miles
0.1
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 21
21

21

Trail 21 offers a smooth, flowing ride with sweeping turns and minimal elevation change--ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a break from rocky terrain. The trail is mostly mild, with only a few scattered…
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Total Miles
3.7
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 22
22

22

Trail 22 begins with a smooth, gradual climb from Trail 1 before rounding a blind corner into a series of descending switchbacks down the mountainside. Most turns are wide and manageable, though a few are…
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Total Miles
2.1
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 23
23

23

Trail 23 at Doe Mountain Recreation Area offers a wide, well-maintained path ideal for SxS drivers seeking a smooth, fast east-west connector. Much like Trail 21, it features broad, gradual curves and a nearly debris-free…
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Total Miles
3.7
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 24
24

24

Trail 24 is a short, quarter-mile connector between Trails 26 and 28. It features one steep corner that switchbacks up the hill, followed by a steep descent down to 28. The trail is mostly smooth…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 25
25

25

Trail 25 is a 0.2-mile spur up to the Kettlefoot Lookout Tower. The trail has small loose rocks and some bigger embedded ones that make it a jarring ride, but not difficult. The lookout tower…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
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ATV trails in Tennessee

Learn more about 1
1

1

Trail 1 serves as the main 8-mile east-to-west access corridor at Doe Mountain Recreation Area, connecting the main parking area to the Morfield Branch Trailhead. Although considered easy the entire route, the eastern section starts…
Learn more about 1
Total Miles
7.9
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 1 - Launchpad
1 - Launchpad

1 - Launchpad

AOP 1 - Launchpad begins with a fine dirt-filled trail with a slight uphill climb. Once you make it to Area 51, there is lots of loose rock that makes you feel like you're driving…
Learn more about 1 - Launchpad
Total Miles
1.2
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about 11
11

11

From the east end, Trail 11 follows a powerline corridor and features a series of steep hill climbs, often presenting split lines where one side offers a more gradual ascent. The surface includes shallow ruts…
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Total Miles
2.1
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Learn more about 11 - Ground Control
11 - Ground Control

11 - Ground Control

AOP trail 11 - Ground Control is like a child's roller coaster- slightly uphill then back down over and over. Trail 11 - Ground Control has concentrated clusters of rock, however none are difficult to…
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Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
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UTV/side-by-side trails in Tennessee

Learn more about Porter Branch Road
Porter Branch Road

Porter Branch Road

This is a public access dirt road that has a few simple water crossings. It's 2WD-friendly and easy to complete. The surrounding property off the road is private property, so be sure to stay on…
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Total Miles
2.3
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Fall
Learn more about Pot Pt Road
Pot Pt Road

Pot Pt Road

There is a pond with a large parking area near the beginning of this trail. The trail is easy to navigate in the dry but would become more of a challenge in the rain. We…
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Total Miles
5.1
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Potters Ford Road
Potters Ford Road

Potters Ford Road

Potters Ford Road winds its way through the heart of Catoosa Wildlife Management Area as a gentle gravel path perfect for a relaxed ride. This easygoing trail offers plenty to take in along the way--from…
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Total Miles
4.5
Tech Rating
1
Best Time
Fall, Winter, Spring
Learn more about Powerline to Jumpoff Road
Powerline to Jumpoff Road

Powerline to Jumpoff Road

Some dirt and gravel road with washouts and ruts some of which are very deep. Must have a winch and off-road tires as the terrain varies. Mud holes that can be very deep. Several technical…
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Total Miles
2.8
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Fall
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