Reviewed by: jim , from petway

Summary:
if you are tired of 5 mile looped singletrack that everyone else is going the opposite way you are than this is the place for you.I suggest going with a friend becuase that will probably be the only person you see.DONT RIDE HERE DURING HUNTING SEASON!!There is also a shooting range close to the ranger station so steer clear but dont let that scare you because there is 35,000 acres here and you could ride a differnt trail every day for a month.Good luck and if you cant find this place email me at simmsls@aol.com

Recommended Route:
I suggest going to the ranger station and getting a map of the reserve.if your a beginner stay on the main fire roads.for intermediate riders take any of the many trails that branch off from these fireroads.there are some great downhills but keep your eyes on the trail because there are several large trees down in the main trail on these fast downhills.I recommend exploring all the trails.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
if its dry enough you can try montgomery bell in white bluff aprox.12 miles from these trails

Reviewed by: james simms , from white bluff ,TN

Summary:
great down hills and quad killer climbs.the best part is that when everywhere else is too wet this place is still solid.

Recommended Route:
Brush creek is a fire road taking off from the gravel road that takes you to the ranger station.it will be to your left going in about a mile from ranger station .stay on the fire raod (brush creek) or take one of the many spurs.