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Level: Intermediate
Length: 6 mi (9.7 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Other
Elevation: +385/ -137 ft
Total: 115 riders
Mountain Biking Concord Park
#33 of 202 mountain bike trails in Tennessee
West Loop; the goes-ins and goes-outs are about 10 yds apart located about 40 yds in on the access rd. Lots of twisty-turny single track.East Loops; Go up the hill between the golf course and swimming pool. Either take every right-turn or every-left turn. Some double-track, mostly single track, lots of ups and downs.See map at above link.
First added by alvin.santoy on Jan 1, 2003. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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Exit 373 on I40/I75, go south to Kingston Pike, take left. After about one-half mile, turn right onto Concord Road. Take to Northshore, turn left. Entrance to park is on left right after the boat ramp on the right. Park between the pool and golf course.
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Legit trails, I'd recommend these to anyone in the Knoxville area, completely worth the drive.
| ThankI visited this trail during a business trip to Knoxville in May 2017. I brought my bike along for the trip in case I would have an opportunity to ride the local trails; however, I was not aware it would rain the entire week. This is the only trail I was able to ride during my visit. I hate to provide a negative review, but I was not impressed with this trail. I could see it had potential, but it was neglected, overgrown and the lake loop was covered in trash and smelt of dead fish. Many trails were washed out, but not unrideable, and the roots were awful. It was not a pleasurable experience. It is a convenient location that is easily accessible, which is always a plus in my book. The park had everything from biking, hiking, a dog park, a restaurant, and fishing. I give it good rating for the idea, but the condition could be better. I briefly rode the trails on the west side of the park. They seemed to be better maintained, or just less used.
| ThankNice trail, clay mostly combination of roots manly wooded ! I had lots fun ! Not to difficult !
| ThankFun little trail. Tons of ways to make killer loops. Lots of trees down other than that cool trail.
| ThankRode this for the first time last night and had a blast. Personally, I enjoy every time I'm on my bike. Each trail offers something different and Concord is no exception: trails that shoulder the lake (with consequences), nice bridges, some good places to pump, fun short downhills, not too challenging uphills, roots in places to keep your tech skills in check, and enough trail length to keep you busy for a few hours or more. I'll be returning in the future but I have some other places to visit first...
| ThankGood ride. Some easy trails and Some harder ones to mix it up. I would recommend this to anyone.
| ThankCool trail with a wilderness feel. Has a few wooden berms and fast downhill sections. Not too long or steep but still fun.
| ThankBest time biking. Great place to ride
| ThankThis is a nice little place to ride. It is on the way home and close to the house. So I can jump over for a quick ride and mix up the trails that are there to keep it a little fresh. Has enough uphill to get a good pump and some fun sections that flow OK. Can be muddy which makes the roots a bit tough, which there are plenty of. Lots of hikers, joggers and dogs not on the leash.... I don't mind dogs, but if you are not a dog person I could see where it would be a bit concerning.. There is a mixture of easy to difficult, so a little bit of everything for everybody. Trails are marked fairly well, so you know what sections you are on and how they are rated.* Review edited 8/28/2012
| ThankThere are a few places suitable for beginner/intermediate riders, but most of the trails are not, especially when still wet/muddy. Lots of roots (slippery when wet). Good amount of climbing though, so eat your Wheaties first! Would like to try again when not so muddy.
| ThankConcord is a good all around place to ride. It is a good place to ride in the winter and has some ok downhills and some semi-flowy sections. Good ride when other places are still muddy.
| ThankFirst place I ever MTB'd... First timers, I recommend starting elsewhere! Haha! I had fun, but it is a tough place. I mean, in was a good sort of challenging, just not good for me when I still have a lot of "figuring out" to do. Concord is a sweet park. I've hiked the trails several times and can't wait to build up my biking stamina and technique and hit this bad boy again. My 2nd run at Ijams Hickory and Amber(I think it's amber) trails went A LOT better!
| Thankgreat place to ride in the winter. during the summer it gets so overgrown that it reminds me of cambodia or some such place. The trails are tight and twisty providing you with tons of fun for hours.
| ThankIt was a fun ride. Big loops that go in and out. Goes down by shoreline and has good views. There was some trees over the path but not many.* Review edited 4/9/2007
| Thankgood ride for a quickie i liked all the twistie turnies everywhere and some of the down hills too
| ThankNot a bad trail when you want to squeeze in a quick ride. Lots of turns and a couple of short steep climbs. Try not to go in the early morning.... let someone else be the first one in to take care of the spider webs
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