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Windrock Park
Featured Trail Near Oliver Springs, TN!Windrock Park is an exciting 72,000 acre off-road destination located just north of Oliver Springs, Tennessee where thousands of adventurous people travel each year to enjoy some of the best off-roading in the country.
The huge park features over 300 miles of trails that range from easy gravel roads to extreme rock crawls and everything in between. There are trails to accomodate all types of vehicles including ATVs, SxS, dirt bikes, mountain bikes, Jeeps/4x4s, buggies and trucks. UTV rentals are also available.
Camping is permitted at the on site campground which features designated tent sites, full-hookup RV sites and some very cozy furnished cabins! (Call (865) 435-1251 for reservations.)
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From: Knoxville, TN
1) Take I-40 west to exit 376A, about 12 miles
2) Continue about 6 miles on SR-162 (the exit ramp turns into SR-162)
3) Turn left (west) on SR-62, continue 11.7 miles
4) Turn right on Windrock Road, continue about 3 miles toward the trailhead.