moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle uneven terrain and extended time in an off-road vehicle.
Gear up for a powerful Polaris off-road trip at Doe Mountain. Choose from half or full-day rides exploring scenic trails and historic spots near Mountain City, Tennessee.
Experience an adrenaline-fueled off-road adventure with Doe Mountain Recreation Authority in Mountain City, Tennessee. Hop into a brand-new Polaris 2 Seat RZR 1000 and traverse over 8,600 acres of rugged terrain filled with diverse trails and captivating natural beauty. Whether you opt for the half-day excursion to the historic Kettle Foot Tower or the full-day ride to the scenic Watauga Lake, you’re in for an unforgettable outdoor journey. Along the way, expect to encounter winding forest paths, wildlife sightings, and panoramic views that highlight the Appalachian landscape. The Polaris RZR’s advanced suspension and power make it ideal for riders seeking both excitement and comfort across varying trail conditions. This experience caters to adventure lovers who want to explore Tennessee's wilderness in a private, guided setting — perfect for friends, couples, or family members looking to bond over shared thrills. After your ride, take time to appreciate the rich history of the area or relax by the lakeshore as the day winds down. Safety-focused guides provide helpful tips and local knowledge ensuring you get the most out of your trail time. Prepare for a remarkable blend of horsepower, nature, and discovery in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains.
Dust and debris from trails can impair vision, so always wear goggles or sunglasses.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially on full-day rides under the sun.
Trail conditions can change quickly with rain, making some paths slippery or muddy.
Stick to designated trails to protect the environment and ensure your safety on challenging terrain.
Kettle Foot Tower is a historic fire lookout built in the 1930s, offering insight into early forest conservation efforts in the Appalachians.
Doe Mountain Recreation Authority actively manages the area to minimize erosion and habitat disruption while promoting responsible off-road use.
Protects eyes from dust, branches, and sun glare on the trails.
Keeps you well-hydrated during long rides, especially in warm weather.
summer specific
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures on the trails.
fall specific
Provides foot protection and good grip when entering or exiting the vehicle.