Tennessee offers up some of the best 4-wheeler trails in the country to ride your 4-wheeler on.
The 640,000-acre Cherokee National Forest is a great example of this. The main 4-wheeler trail in this area is located in the scenic Hiwassee River Gorge. There are hills and gorges to navigate your 4-wheeler through. You will be riding around Hood Mountain Overlook and see the Hiwassee River running nearby. The trails are narrow with lots of loop arounds so even beginning 4-wheeler riders can feel confident about navigating these 4-wheeler trails.
Land Between the Lakes National Forest offers up their OHV area called Turkey Bay. There are over 100 miles of OHV trails that cover a variety of terrains. Primitive camping is available and encouraged as it's hard to cover all this great 4-wheeler riding in just one day. There is something for every skill level of 4-wheeler rider. Flat meadows, rolling hills, and rocky embankments await your next 4-wheeler ride. The ridge tops and valleys are beautiful and the trails themselves are very well
maintained.
As with all National Forest OHV areas, please make sure to have your permit prominently displayed, always wear your DOT approved helmet when riding your vehicle, and never ride alone. There are current maps available in the Ranger's stations located throughout the forest.
143 Off-Road in Hurricane Mills offers up 2200 acres of 4-wheeler riding fun for the entire family. Flat lands, hills to navigate and even some mud to go through await you and your 4-wheeler.Fees are only $15 per person.
And those are just a few of the places to ride; for your next riding destination, be sure and check out some of the great 4-wheeler riding opportunities that Tennessee has to offer.
