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Amazing well kept MTB Trails for all skill levels. Beautiful location.

If you’re going to the campsite try to pack light. You gain elevation pretty consistently so a good pair of hiking boots are worth it. There was a downed tree early during the cutback, we managed to get over it safely, but use caution. Park staff was notified. Trail was narrow but trekking poles helped. Definitely take your time and take breaks as needed. Don’t burn out early.

Tub springs rarely discharges beyond the brick enclosure. Scoop or siphon water out. Alcove smells musty but water tastes fine. Note if going to Chimney tops this may be the last water source - the spring just beyond Mart Fields is hit or miss. Fill up here.

From here the Cumberland Trail (CT) winds north over Bald Knob and out of Frozen Head State Park. If you follow the trail west over Bird Mountain you will come across the dispersed campsite and Castle Rock.

From here the Cumberland Trail (CT) winds north over Bald Knob and out of Frozen Head State Park. If you follow the trail west over Bird Mountain you will come across the dispersed campsite and Castle Rock.

This is the easiest route down from Old Mac and sports a variety of beautiful wildflowers in the spring.

The trail switchbacks up the north and west side of Chimney Top, following a singletrack path that hugs the steep forested hillside. By the time you reach the Chimney Tops (a series of rock formations near the top of the mountain), the hardest part of the trail is behind you.

This is the fourth highest peak in Frozen Head, and in the winter you can get some nice views out across the park. There are some ruins near the top by Beech Fork.