Red Trail #14 near Brimstone

Was wondering if I was going to run out of skill on this spot.

looks like a fun ride!

Thats one of the funnest trails there

Does anyone know the name of the trail?

It is on the old Brimestone trails that twra property bought you have to have twra permit to ride

when you go straight down trail 1 past trail 30 and the trail narrows it'll be the first trail on the left. you can buy a tn hunting license and ride twra trails

Then we turned at the next left and went down trail 17, under the power line, about went over the handle bars coming down that just before the powerline, when I hit a rock . Watch for that rock, 13" of ground clearance, thought I would have missed it. About a 100 feet above the power lines.

Went on down the mountain some more. Went right on some trail ran out of trail from a wash out, came back up the mountain some , went left down some trail, up and over a bad spot, clearing another wash out, watch out for the boulder on the bottom left there, we about lost one, "Sponge", long way to the bottom there, fortunately Redrzr was on the slope and pulled the back corner down, , ran into a deadend due to a rock slide, then doubled back some and went up the side of a mountain through a briar patch. The briar patch would be easy to find, still has chunks of my skin hanging in the bushes . Then ran back in to 14, turned left, then we lined out again and had a pretty good ride.

Skills were better by the end of the day.

We rode it last time we were down. Good trail for sure. There's lots of good trails over on the old Brimstone trails. Stacy and I rode with Heath and Steve over there the next day and had a blast! I'll be back down real soon to explore over there some more.

There are several good trails in New River... 17-18 combo, 20, 22, 58, 61, 54-76

I guess I will be buying my permit for next year.

If you take 14 straight thru to trails 28 first then 21 and then to 24. It will bring you back around to the washed out bridge on B25. Its a fun ride with some pretty rough spots.

atta boy big r,,, pay to ride,, instead of piggy backing on the fishing and hunting license purchasers whose money went into the original purchase of twra land. and that was a good video! except for the peckerhead trying to run down the tree.

Rhino Rob wrote:

atta boy big r,,, pay to ride,, instead of piggy backing on the fishing and hunting license purchasers whose money went into the original purchase of twra land. and that was a good video! except for the peckerhead trying to run down the tree.

I wouldnt call it piggy backing. It cost me $118/yr for a Tn hunting license and I don't hunt there. I just buy it to ride those trails.

Rhino Rob wrote:

atta boy big r,,, pay to ride,, instead of piggy backing on the fishing and hunting license purchasers whose money went into the original purchase of twra land. and that was a good video! except for the peckerhead trying to run down the tree.

I have never road the TWRA land so I have not ever piggy back off anything. However, I do buy a permit each year for Windrock and Brimstone which cost me over one hundred and fifty bucks. So I guess I have been paying to ride.

I feel that the TWRA does not want me to ride their land do to the HIGH cost of the permit for "out of stater's". They do zero maintenance on the trails and the land was bought with federal money "my money".

However, there are many states that will not let anyone ride their land. So with that perspective I am going to support the TWRA with more of my money. TN is a very OHV friendly state and I am going to start thanking them for it............

Big-R wrote:

Rhino Rob wrote:

atta boy big r,,, pay to ride,, instead of piggy backing on the fishing and hunting license purchasers whose money went into the original purchase of twra land. and that was a good video! except for the peckerhead trying to run down the tree.

I have never road the TWRA land so I have not ever piggy back off anything. However, I do buy a permit each year for Windrock and Brimstone which cost me over one hundred and fifty bucks. So I guess I have been paying to ride.

I feel that the TWRA does not want me to ride their land do to the HIGH cost of the permit for "out of stater's". They do zero maintenance on the trails and the land was bought with federal money "my money".

However, there are many states that will not let anyone ride their land. So with that perspective I am going to support the TWRA with more of my money. TN is a very OHV friendly state and I am going to start thanking them for it............

Ehhh in the east part of the statethey are. Mid Tn and west tn have a few great parks that have lots a great trails. But if they catch you riding them your gonna lose your ride and either do some time or pay a 50,000 fine. Never got that, dumbest f ing thing I had ever heard, im paying for it and we are riding old logging roads that are already in place. Luckily my dads farm backs into one of these so its easy to get back there and when the rangers pursue I can get away pretty quick.

Hell yeah!!

those are some of the best trails

Hey Guys we rode trails 9,47,19a which ends 19,18 14 this past weekend they are pretty good trails with some tuff spots 19.18.14.are all red and fun.