Trail Overview
County Road 1125 is a fun dirt road that runs through Davy Crockett National Forest while also passing alongside sections of private property. The route offers a mix of open stretches and shaded areas through the piney woods, giving it a good balance of scenery. It’s a straightforward drive with a natural dirt surface and serves as a solid connector between different parts of the forest road network.
Difficulty
On this road, you’ll find a mostly smooth dirt surface with occasional loose gravel, small ruts, and minor uneven sections. In dry conditions, it’s easy to drive with little to no obstacles. After rain, sections can become muddy with shallow puddles and soft spots that may reduce traction. There are no major technical features, but conditions can change depending on the weather. Overall, this road remains easy with minor increases in difficulty when wet.
