Off-Road Tours
in the Smoky Mountains
Forge Your Own Path
In our part of North Carolina, off-road trails call out to the wild at heart. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or just looking to get a little mud on your tires, the rugged beauty of the backcountry is waiting to challenge your skills and reward your sense of adventure.
This 20,000-acre scenic drive is as beautiful as it is thrilling, and the kind of trail where you’ll kick up some dust, cross a few streams, and maybe spot a deer or two peeking through the trees.
This challenging nine-mile path is steeped in historical significance, and is a sacred space owing to its role in the Cherokee Trail of Tears. It offers breathtaking views and rugged, wooded beauty.
Also known as Forest Road 81, this hidden gem is a gentle off-roading experience. Following the creek and with canopy overhead, this backcountry road offers plenty of opportunities to stop for a picnic, a hike, or just to take in the beautiful scenery.
Full gravel and eight miles long, this narrow, twisting path is packed with natural beauty and quiet moments. It’s the best way to view the Smoky Mountains’ famous rhododendrons when they're in bloom during spring and summer — and you don't need four wheel drive to explore!