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Buffalo Mountain Park
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Park
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Buffalo Mountain Park
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Address
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5070 High Ridge Road, Johnson City, TN 37604 |
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Directions
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Contact
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(423) 283-581
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Hours
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sunrise to sunrise
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Fees
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unknown
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Hunting
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unknown
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Weather
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Trail Length
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15 miles
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Trail Type
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singletrack
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Configuration
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loop
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Trail Users
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hikers
mountain bikers
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Maps
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topo
3d
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GPS Data
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Lat: 36.288
Lat: -82.346649
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Video
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Vol. Trail Work
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Trail Conditions Forum Add post
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Posted on Sat, Dec 29th, 2007 12:14:21 by miket55
Are you referring to the Buffalo Mt. Park in Johnson City or the trails south of the park in the Cherokee National Forest?
Reason for asking is the park doesn't allow bikes,  but there are trails further down Dry Creek Rd. on CNF property that are a blast. 
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Posted on Wed, Dec 26th, 2007 21:49:09 by Schaarschmidt
Post trail conditions and problem reports for the trails at Buffalo Mountain Park located near Johnson City, TN.
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Trail Description
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Buffalo Mountain Park is a 725-acre natural resource area obtained in a land swap with the U. S. Forest Service in 1994. The park is location on the north slope of Buffalo Mountain and consists of steep topography and densely forested land. The park functions as a nature preserve primarily for hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, and nature programs. There are seven main trails at Buffalo: Green Mile, Black Widow, Number 1, Rustic Ridge, Church, Orange (aka Blue) and Mud Holler. In addition, there are several miles of fire roads to ride on. TVA constructed and maintains the Southeastern first commercial windmills on Buffalo Mountain.
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