County Road 1190

Trail Overview

County Road 1190 is an easy drive that starts and ends within Davy Crockett National Forest, briefly cutting through the small community of Burrantown along the way. The route transitions between forest scenery and a more open, rural feel before heading back into the piney woods. It's a wider, more maintained road compared to nearby forest routes and also connects to multiple other roads in the forest, making it a good option for linking up longer routes in the area.

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Difficulty

On this road, you'll find a mostly wide and well-maintained road with a mix of dirt and gravel. In dry conditions, it's very easy to drive with minimal obstacles. After rain, there may be small muddy sections and puddles, but they are typically shallow and easy to navigate. There are no tight or technical sections. Overall, this trail remains easy in most conditions.

Technical Rating

County Road 1190 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV