Mountain Biking in Knoxville, TN
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Within this 75-acre park, mountain bikers and trail runners will certainly find some fun single track trails that suit their fancy.
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The Benton Falls Trail lies at the heart of the 25-mile trail network in the Chilhowee Recreation Area, and connects directly to the highly sought-after Slick Rock Loops for challenging climbs and whooping good downhills.
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For a quick, mountain bike excursion through a waterside slice of Appalachia, this park is just outside of Morristown and offers an 8-mile network of bike trails with varying degrees of difficulty.
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Offering a simple .7-mile paved bike path around Duck Island, welcoming cyclists on all park roads, and boasting a world-class 8.5-mile mountain biking trail system, there’s something for everyone here.
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The 24,000-acre Frozen Head State Park is generally frequented by campers, hikers, and springtime anglers on the prowl for rainbow trout, but it also has a secret challenge for those who want to climb the park’s tallest mountainside by bike.
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Depending on which trails you get on and how much time you have, it’s easy to spend a couple hours riding at Baker Creek.
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Diverse scenery and multi-use trails are what makes this Wildlife Management Area such a worthy destination.
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Haw Ridge features about 30-miles of trails, which weave their way through root-strewn single track and along the banks of the Clinch River.
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