I had the pleasure of wheeling with JKChad this year at windrock. The guy knows the place well and set up a really great weekend of offroading. The place is kind of confusing if you haven't been there, but there are some really beautiful trails with varying degrees of difficulty from dusty roads to stuff way too intense for me. Chad found the right balance of fun and challenging.

There is no air provided at the park, so make sure you have an airsource with you as it it several miles to the closest gas station.

Josh

 

Ive been all over windrock but never riden LBL. I live in Knoxville and am always looking for new places to ride.

Anyone have suggestions where to ride?

 

We've been hitting Pickett State Forest about once a month for the past 6 or 7 months, it's a pretty decent place to ride, some of the trails are pretty tight and over grown a bit at the edges but the main trails are pretty clear with bypasses around some of the more challenging stuff, nothing real extreme but enough to keep it interesting. The next trip put that way is going to be on 6/29

 

Where is Pickett State Forest?

 

There's a fairly new campground that's nice called Pine Mountain. One of my friends works there and I might be able to hook you up with a fairly good deal.

 

Are you talking rv camping or tent camping. I live here in Sevierville, same county as pigeon forge/ gatlinburg. Let me know

 

If anyone wants info on Evarts Ky. Black Mountain Off Road park, please send me a PM. I'm very familiar with the trail system and would love to have new faces on the trail.

 

I go to windrock just about every weekend. Always looking to ride with some new fellow JK'ers!! All please feel free to PM me anytime!! I usually run blues and if the group is ready and willing, a black or two (mainly just 15, mule and want to hit 3!!)