easy
2.5 hours
Minimal physical effort required; suitable for most fitness levels
Discover the scenic beauty and local charm of east Tennessee with a guided SXS tour through backroads near Pikeville. Experience breathtaking views, rural life, and local flavor in just 2.5 hours.
2.5 Hours • Ages 5+ • 2 Passenger Minimum • Chance of getting muddy: 50%
Embark on a 2.5-hour guided SXS tour through the breathtaking backroads of east Tennessee, near Fall Creek Falls State Park. Experience scenic views of rolling hills, Bickerstaff Lake, and the charming Mennonite community, with opportunities to explore local shops and savor fresh baked goods along the way.
2.5 hours
Love riding backroads? Take a guided SXS tour of the rolling hills and farmlands near Fall Creek Falls State Park. We will leisurely cruise through some of the most scenic east TN backcountry roads. This tour passes by Bickerstaff Lake, travels along the old CC Road, and loops through the local Mennonite community. You will have the option to visit Mennonite businesses, such as the yarn shop, nurseries, or the general store to purchase fresh baked goods. Enjoy rolling farmland and acres of wooded country.
Temperatures can vary along the route; layers and sturdy footwear are recommended.
Capture stunning vistas at Bickerstaff Lake and quaint farm scenes during the tour.
Bring water, especially during warmer months, to stay comfortable on the ride.
Be mindful of private property and community residents you pass during the tour.
The Mennonite community in the area has maintained traditional farming practices for over a century, adding cultural depth to your visit.
Bee Creek Off Road Adventures emphasizes responsible tourism, maintaining trails that minimize environmental impact and supporting local farms.
Protect your feet during off-road sections and walking around farms.
Shield your eyes from sunlight during daytime rides.
summer specific
Apply sunscreen to prevent sunburn during outdoor parts of the tour.
spring, summer specific
Add warmth during cooler months or early mornings.
winter, spring specific