I.C. King Park

Current Status:: Open / Go Ride!; Updated April 20, 2024 at 8:06 am

I.C. King offers over 7 miles of singletrack mountain biking trails for all levels of riders, just off the shores of the Knob Creek inlet on the Tennessee River in South Knox County. Each section of the park offers two options for riders who want fast, flowing shoreline trails or twisting higher elevation climbs. Trailheads and parking are on the north and south sides of the park.

An additional ~3.5 miles is planned at IC King with an additional trailhead on Maryville Pike. AMBC will continue to support Knox County to help make this addition a reality in the coming years.

Distance: 7 miles
When to ride: Dry conditions (upper elevations drain faster)

Ride Dirt Trails — Not Mud Trails!

Help keep these trails great for you and others by not riding when they’re muddy.

Riding on a mud trail wrecks the trail. It leaves ruts, contributes to erosion, and creates an unrideable, hard to fix trail surface. This wastes valuable resources repairing the trail, and ruins the experience of riders on the next dry day. If you are leaving a visible rut, the trail is too muddy to ride. Warm weather during Spring and Fall is especially critical for trails, as the freeze-thaw cycle results in a soft surface. If trails are muddy, please ride on pavement or gravel until the trails dry out or refreeze.

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Ride Dirt Trails — Not Mud Trails!

Help keep these trails great for you and others by not riding when they’re muddy.

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