UC Trails
UCSORBA is a chapter of the Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA), the largest mountain bike nonprofit in the Southeast with over 48 chapters consisting of 10k plus members spanning across eight southern states. Through advocation and education, UCSORBA strives to ensure communities have access to sustainable, multi-use trails of which to bike, hike and run in the Upper Cumberland Region of Tennessee. Through partnerships with the City of Cookeville, the City of Monterey, and the US Corps of Engineers. , UCSORBA builds trails and community!
Cookeville, TN
Cane Creek Park is a 262-acre park that features a 56-acre lake for fishing and non-motorized boating, walking trails, and 6 miles of mountain bike trails.
Monterey, TN
Meadow Creek Park features popular blue-difficulty singletrack with moderate physical demands, including exciting descents and punchy climbs around the mountain area west of the tower lookout. It's a great spot for riders seeking a mix of flow and challenge in a scenic Upper Cumberland setting.
Defeated Creek, TN
Defeated Creek Park delivers well-maintained, year-round rideable trails that offer challenging climbs and fun decents. The network provides a solid mix of flow and technical elements, perfect for both beginners and experienced riders. It's also the home of the annual Bear Wheels Challenge, a 6 hour endurance race!
Sparta, TN
Snake Ridge is a compact, well-maintained public XC system of about 5 miles, split into lower and upper loops with interconnected singletrack. It delivers a solid workout with good flow and rewarding climbs/descents, ideal for shorter, punchy rides in White County.
Spencer, TN
Fall Creek Falls State Park provides a selection of mountain bike trails alongside its famous waterfalls and gorges, including access paths and loops suitable for recreational riders. The network emphasizes scenic exploration with a mix of easier connections and day-use options in one of Tennessee's most stunning state parks.
McMinnville, TN
Rock Island State Park features short, wooded trails like the 1.7-mile lollipop loop open to both hikers and bikers, with spurs for added exploration. It's a great introductory or family-friendly spot with scenic river and island views, focusing on relaxed riding rather than intense technical challenges.
Crossville, TN
Cumberland Mountain State Park boasts a growing network of singletrack trails with easy to moderate difficulty, including directional flow sections and scenic wooded paths. Riders enjoy well-built loops with gentle climbs and enjoyable descents amid the park's historic and natural beauty.
Oneida, TN
Big South Fork offers epic, IMBA-recognized mountain biking with extensive singletrack networks like the Grand Gap Loop and Collier Ridge, featuring rugged terrain, river views, and long-distance options. It's best for intermediate to advanced riders seeking adventurous, backcountry-style rides with significant elevation and stunning Cumberland Plateau scenery.