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Black Mountain Mountain Bike Trail
Crossville, Tennessee
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
2 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 3/26/09 by Keith_Moseley |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #1595 |
| Tread: Doubletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 9 |
Directions:
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Description: Follow I-40 just east of Crossville.Get off on Crab Orchard exit.If your comeing from Nashville you will turn right after you've turned off I-40.Knoxville would be the reverse of Nashville.You'll take a sharp right curve and the road is wavey after abot 4 or 5 miles the road splits off into three lanes.When you see this turn left and go up,up,up all the way to the top to park.The trail you pass right before you park is your starting point.
Description: Follow I-40 just east of Crossville.Get off on Crab Orchard exit.If your comeing from Nashville you will turn right after you've turned off I-40.Knoxville would be the reverse of Nashville.You'll take a sharp right curve and the road is wavey after abot 4 or 5 miles the road splits off into three lanes.When you see this turn left and go up,up,up all the way to the top to park.The trail you pass right before you park is your starting point.
added on March 27, 2005 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Keith_Moseley on March 26, 2009
Sweet Downhill. the end of the trail pops out on cox valley road. Leave a car at the bottom and shuttle up to black mountain. The downhill is 3.8 miles and very scenic. One of the highest points on the plateua.
reviewed by Keith_Moseley on October 6, 2008
Recent upgrades to the trail make it a sweet semi-downhill run. Fairly short, mostly down hill. Some of the best views on the plateau. Trail is very fast and mostly clean. Few trees lying down and very few roots. Mostly large rocks flow easily with the trail.
Similar Trail: Join the connecting trail on hwy 68 unless it is part of the cumberland trail now. (not sure)
