I wanting trail information on Coal Creek, in Oliver Springs Tn. How many miles of wooded trails are there? I looked at the web site but all it showed was swamp mud trails.And is it worth comming from Texas?

 

hmmm, swamp mud trails...I dunno what you was looking at....

.Look up .....Windrock ATV Club

That will tell you about everything you need to know....72,000 acres of riding.....you will not be dissapointed

And while in the area , hit the Hatfield/McCoy in West Virginia

 

Dunny - check out the pics inmy sig - there are lots of Windrock ones in there. You'll find some real challenging stuff there, lots of woods, lots of climbs, and creek crossings. Very cool place to ride. Keep and eye for where you are though, sometimes the markers are missing, and you can end up a long way from where you thought you should be!! (Mrs. Q)

 

Thanks, for the info, six of us are going to plan a trip there in the near future.

 

Wind Rock/Coal Creek is the best place I've ridden (haven't been to Hatfield McCoy). It is beautiful! It has everything you want and then some. Be sure to pack extra gas on your ride. I found myself almost out of gas the time I went and ended that days ride short.

 

wind rock i think has about 100 miles of trails. it cost $10.00 a day or $50.00 a year.if you are coming from texas you may also what to try royal blue wildlife management it also 100 mile of trails creeks and mud it is off I-75 exit #141 north of windrock. i think it cost $25.00 a day for out of state people.hope you injoy riding in tennessee

 

Well I live 30 minutes from there and I can tell you one thing its the best place I have ever ridden. There is a combined 219000 acres of land to ride on. I have rode 280 miles in the last 2 months and still have alot of trails that i havent been on with the kodiak. I am local if you decide to come let me know hell you can crash at my place and we can ride or hell I will meet up with you can ride