Located in Townsend, Tennessee, Vee Hollow Mountain Bike Trails offers a premier singletrack experience on the peaceful side of the Great Smoky Mountains. Designed for riders of all skill levels, this network combines hand-cut singletrack, flowy descents, and dedicated practice zones right along the Little River.
Vee Hollow features 14 miles of custom-built trails spread across West and East Mountains.
A dedicated practice park featuring wooden bridges, berms, small drops, and rock features designed to help riders hone balance and technique before heading up the mountain.
Smooth, banked trails with roller sections that allow riders to maintain momentum with minimal pedaling.
Progression-based dirt jump lines built for airtime, ranging from table-tops for beginners to larger gap jumps for advanced riders.
XC singletrack and long, enduro-style downhill descents cut through native forest, rated from Green (Beginner) to Double Black Diamond (Expert).
Don't have your own gear? The on-site shop has you covered.
Full-suspension mountain bikes, hardtails, and pedal-assist e-mountain bikes (e-MTBs) ideal for tackling steep mountain climbs. Rentals include a protective helmet.
Tune-ups, quick flat repairs, riding gear, and local trail advice from experienced mechanics.
Key details to keep in mind for your visit to Vee Hollow.
100% Free to ride (No pass or shuttle fees required)
Open 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset (weather permitting)
Wednesday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Gravel parking lots located at 8439 SR-73 (next to Burger Master)
Park in the gravel lot and walk/ride across the dedicated pedestrian bridge over Little River to enter the trail network.
Important guidelines for a smooth and safe ride.
There are no shuttle vehicles; all mountain descents must be earned by pedaling up designated climb trails.
To maximize safety and trail flow, the singletrack routes are strictly reserved for mountain bikes—no foot traffic or hiking is permitted on bike paths.
Trails may close temporarily during heavy rain to prevent erosion and trail damage. Always check their daily condition updates before riding.