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Information
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| Map Links |
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| ORV Fees |
- $5 per day
- Pay-posts: Trailhead on Trail #1 (Tipton Creek Rd)
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| Trail Summary |
- Some trails are accessible to stock (unmodified)
four-wheel drive vehicles.
- Individual trails vary in length up to 4.9 miles, but OHV
area networks trails into connected trails with minimal
recrossing.
- Many trails provide obstacles requiring the use of a
spotter or trail guide
- Many obstacles do not have provisions for bypassing
- Trails at Tellico are renown for rockcrawling opportunities,
several professional and amateur rockcrawling competitions, as
well as Jeep Jamborees, are conducted on these trails throughout
the year
- Trail system accommodates beginner-to-intermediate levels with
guidance and provides challenging 4x4 experiences for experienced
drivers with purpose-built vehicles
- Trail system is open year-round, however winter snow and icing
can make some obstacles particularly treacherous
- Many trails are not suitable for full-size vehicles if body damage is a concern
- Trail ratings range from 2-10 [1-10 scale]
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| Terrain Summary |
- The Upper Tellico OHV area is made of former logging and
mining trails cut into mountainous terrain.
- The terrain is rolling, with several steep, winding trails
and several creek crossings
- Rock outcroppings and steep drop-offs are common, with the
majority of trail obstacles being rock formations surrounded
by washout
- Rock formations and foothills provide for excellent
rockcrawling opportunities
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| Lodging |
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| Camping |
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