mcfee park adaptive mountain bike & hiking trail

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The Town of Farragut and Tennova Healthcare celebrated the opening of the Adaptive Mountain Bike and Hiking Trail at McFee Park with a ribbon cutting  on Monday, June 26. The trail is located behind the large pavilion next to the splashpad. Tennova Healthcare donated $50,000 to the Town of Farragut to help finance construction of the trail. 

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The 1.5-mile trail was constructed in accordance with the standards of the International Mountain Bike Association for riders of all skill levels, including children and disabled athletes riding adaptive equipment. Contour Trail Design began construction of the trail in January, and it was completed in April. The unpaved, wooded trail has a relatively low grade throughout. It has a double-horseshoe design with cut throughs that allow for a customized distance.

 

Type of Trail: The McFee Trail is an Adaptive Mountain Biking and hiking trail. . Adaptive means that by using adapted equipment, riders who typically cannot ride a standard mountain bike can have the ability to bike the trail.

 

Rating: This trail is rated AMTB 1 meaning there are no obstacles and a support rider is not needed. 

• Gentle riding with gravel, rocks, roots and bridges. 

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Click here  for information on where to rent adaptive equipment in Knoxville.

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Click here to view a map of the trail.

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For more information about the McFee Park Trail, please call the Farragut Parks & Recreation Department at 865-218-3376.