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Big South Fork Mountain Bike Trail
Oneida, Tennessee
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
4 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #845 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 18 | Wishlist: 10 |
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Description: In Big South Fork National Recreation Area, some steep deep woods trails, some moderate, lots of woods, creeks, logs, rocks, mud. Some technical, some not. Single track to dirt/gravel roads to short paved stretches. Great scenery.
Description: In Big South Fork National Recreation Area, some steep deep woods trails, some moderate, lots of woods, creeks, logs, rocks, mud. Some technical, some not. Single track to dirt/gravel roads to short paved stretches. Great scenery.
added on March 27, 2005 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by dirtstud on March 19, 2011
BSF is a great place to spend 2 or 3 days camping with your bike. there are trails here for all skill sets. I highly recommend going during the week so you can ride the Grand Gap. Also, the Collier Ridge/Advanced loop is first rate. The downhill section near the end is fantastic. I make sure that I ride here twice a year. The trail departing off 297 (I can't think of the name, sorry) and going down to the O and W bridge is a good ride. Be sure to make it here.
Similar Trail: Nothing quite like it.
reviewed by bluemidiot on October 17, 2007
Park Rangers were fantastic and helpful. Trail maps are at the lodge, make sure to go during the week if you can to do the Grand Gap Loop. Spent two days camping and riding out here. Time well spent.
Similar Trail: Haw Ridge and Norris Dam
reviewed by honkonbobo on January 8, 2007
We rode the Collier ridge trail in the pouring rain and given the conditions it held up better in the rain than any trail i have ever ridden. Nice rolling single track that most would call intermediate at most in difficulty. A couple creek crossings and a shortish "advanced" section that has some ups and downs and offcamber stuff keep it interesting but overall not overly physically demanding as there are no real major climbs. Nice down hill near the end after the ride on the ridge is a nice sendoff as well. Great for an hour or so ride but not an all day trail.* Review edited 1/8/2007
* Review edited 1/8/2007
reviewed by susy1313 on August 3, 2006
This trail info actually refers to two different trail, Duncan Hollow and Collier Ridge. Duncan Hollow is about 7.5 miles total with around 3 miles of that singletrack. It is some climbs and rolling woodsland. The better trail of the two is Collier Ridge with around 9 miles total and about 6 miles of that singletrack if you take the advanced segment. Collieir ridge has some good climbs, easy technical sections, nice ridge riding and a great downhill near the end. Also check out Grand Gap, which the park service just opened to mountain bikes July 2006
Similar Trail: Grand Gap
