Ride over 300 miles of Windrock Park ATV trails

Windrock Park is located in Oliver Springs, Tennessee—just 20 miles from Knoxville, 170 miles from Nashville, and around 200 miles from Atlanta.

With so much available ground to cover, trails are marked by difficulty level to help riders explore safely and confidently:

• Green (easy): Gravel roads with scenic views—great for casual rides.

• Blue (moderate): Dirt, rocks, and ruts—perfect for riders gaining experience.

• Black (difficult): Tougher terrain requiring advanced skills and traction.

• Red (extreme): Boulders, cliffs, and serious obstacles—recommended only for confident, experienced riders.

You’ll also find essentials like ATV rentals, gas, food, and camping supplies on-site—most of it available at the Windrock Park General Store. It’s the go-to spot to pick up trail maps, grab gear, rent a side-by-side, or refuel with non-ethanol gas.

To access Windrock Park’s trail system, you’ll need a land use permit. Purchase options include daily, two-day, three-day, and annual passes—with separate pricing for adults and riders under 16. You can buy permits online or on-site.

Maps are available to help navigate the trails and surrounding area:

• A downloadable GPS-enabled trail map app for iOS or Android

• A satellite view of Windrock Park on Google Maps

Windrock Park is open 24/7, 365 days a year—rain or shine. Trail conditions change with the seasons:

ATV safety starts with knowing your limits. Stick to trails that match your skill level and be cautious in snowy, wet, or muddy conditions. Here are a few more tips to keep in mind:

• Wear a helmet—Tennessee law requires it. For better protection, choose one that meets DOT or SNELL safety standards.

• Carry a signed liability waiver when riding at Windrock Park—it’s required for trail access and safety compliance.

• Wear protective gear, including eye protection, gloves, and over-the-ankle boots.

• Pack a winch—it can be a ride-saver if you get stuck.

• Keep your speed under 5 mph in parking areas.

• Review the full list of trail rules and regulations before you ride.

Whether you're staying for a day or the weekend, Windrock Park has options to fit every style of taste and comfort:

Windrock Park has RV sites, yurts, tent sites, and cabins. There are also pavilions for group hangouts and bathhouses to wash after a thrilling (and dirty) day on the trails. Reserve your accommodations based on your preferences and budget.

For food, there are plenty of options nearby, including:

• Calhoun's: Local BBQ, wings, and hearty comfort food

• Dean's Restaurant and Bakery: Southern classics with a welcoming vibe

• The Soup Kitchen: Homemade soups, breads, sandwiches, and desserts

• The Donut Palace: A local favorite for donuts, eclairs, fritters, and quick breakfasts

Windrock Park is built for riding—but there’s more to it than the trail map. Here are a few ways to round out the ride:

• Shooting range: $17 usage fee.

• General Store: Gas, snacks, gear—and even an ATV wash.

• Mountain biking trails: Pro-grade downhill and cross-country routes.

• Hiking and scenic overlooks: Offering views of the Appalachian Mountains.

• Tanner Ridge RC Park: A scaled-down terrain park for remote-controlled vehicles.

Before you venture onto any trail, make sure your ATV or UTV is covered with the right ATV/UTV insurance for your needs. Dairyland^®, a brand of the Sentry Insurance Group, offers flexible coverage options built for off-road riders.

Want to explore your options? Start a quote online or call us at 866-287-9640 to talk with a real person who understands the way you ride.