East Tenessee ORV Parks?

[SpillmanCruiser]

I am making a trip out there in August. Can anyone point me to a public place I can wheel in my stock and locked 80 with Revos? The wifey will be with me and I dont want to break anything before our return trip to Louisiana. I will be around Knoxville for a wedding. Thanks guys.

 

[jfz80]

Theres bound to be some US forest service roads to explore in that area. There are in Western NC and it sounds like just the adventure for your family and rig. Old less maintained logging roads can be a pretty cool place to get lost for a while.

 

[Clutchee]

If I was making the trip first place I would hit-TELLICO......as you may have heard lots of land issues going on about the area. Not only would it give you a personal perspective of the area let you get to wheel one of the best parks in the east.

If you have a couple of days there are a few private parks, Woolys Off Road, Wheeling in the Country, near Knoxville Royal Blue.


Coming this far-Tellico, once you go there you will understand the heritage of the park & with the wife its a beutiful trip.

Let us know if we can help anymore!

 

[landcruiserjunky]

Tellico x2 I was there 2 weeks ago, amazing as usual.

 

[TennesseeSquire]

If you have a couple of days there are a few private parks, Woolys Off Road, Wheeling in the Country, near Knoxville Royal Blue.

Wooly's & Wheeling are still closed

 

[TennesseeSquire]

It's not public, but Coal Creek/Windrock is in the Harriman area and a nice park.

 

[DBrown2]

Windrock would be all you want.

 

[SpillmanCruiser]

Windrock would be all you want.

Meaning what? That Tellico is too difficult or too great a chance I break something and piss off the wife? Will there be others around in the middle of week at Tellico? I want to be safe and make it to the church on time.

I'm curious because I plan to be in the area August 13 and 14th with at least 1/2 day wheeling in Tellico. Thanks guys,

Mike