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Park's GPS
Coordinates
N35° 59’ 13”
W81° 17’ 27”
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Current
Conditions at
Brushy
Mountain
Weather
Alert!
Bad
Weather Policy
Even if the
current
weather conditions are good, the Park may still
be closed following heavy rain or snow. If the trails are
still too wet or muddy to ride, the Park will NOT be open to riders. To
ensure that the Park is open, please call the Park at (828)
635-7766 to verify that the Park is open for riders.
Please Note:
If your call is not answered or
returned
within 15 minutes on a day the Park is scheduled to be open, then this
will mean the Park is closed due to bad weather and/or trail
conditions.
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 Established
the Spring of 2002, Brushy Mountain Motor Sports Park
designs,
builds, and maintains trails specifically for the dirt bike
and sport quad rider.
The park consists of over 1,700 acres with
over 65 miles of trails nestled in the the beautiful Brushy Mountains
of North Carolina.
Trails range from intermediate to expert with
elevations ranging from 1300-2500°
above sea level. All trails are
heavily wooded and offer challenges for all levels of rider
expertise. There's also a youth trail. (Before coming to
the park with children, we do ask that you read over all the legal
information on our Rules & Regulations
page concerning children and riding.)
 Brushy Mountain was the winner of the 2002
and 2004
NC Hare Scrambles Association Track-of-the-Year and tied for 1st Place
for the 2002 Mini Track-of-the-year.
Please
refer to the Rules
& Regulations page
for detailed rules for all ATV & Motorcycle trail riding.
BMMS
Park reserves the right to schedule up to (4) trail
riding events (races) throughout the year. The Park also reserves
the right to close the trail riding to members
during these events.
Trail 1 ( Sections A, B, & C ) offers a
motorcycle
length of 26.5
miles and an ATV length of 23.5 miles.
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MAPS
OF THE PARK
The Map to the right is a directional map
to the Brushy Mountain Motor
Sports
Park. Feel free to click
on it and print out the image
to help guide you to the park.
Please see our printable
directions
page as well. |
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map is an overall map of
the park area showing its trails. This may be of use while
enjoying your day at the park. |
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Camping
Information
Primitive camping lots are now available to riders for $10.00 per camp site per day,
including up to five persons per site.
Additional charge for more than five persons. Individual sites & adjoining sites
are available for groups. Bathroom/shower facilities
are available, though we have no hook-up facilities at
this time.
If you are planning to camp at the park, you must check in at least 1
hour before closing time. The park will not be available for
camping use during posted holiday closing times, (Mother's Day, Easter
Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day).
Park Signs That All
Riders
Should Know!
Below are the signs that are
posted throughout the trails at the Park.
All Riders Should be familiar with these signs before riding.
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Office
Sign
These signs show the
rider the
quickest and shortest routes back to the
office and parking lots. |
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Enter
Here Sign
These signs indicate
where
to
enter a trail and the direction of
travel. All riders should be on the defensive due to the chance that
another rider may be coming around the corner. |
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Do Not
Enter Sign
These signs are placed
at the
ends of all trails to indicate to riders not
to enter the trail at these points. These signs also show trail traffic
direction -
riders will be exiting the trails toward you from behind these signs.
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Danger
Sign
These signs indicate
areas
where special care should be used. Due to the
different skill levels of individual riders, these signs warn of
possible areas
of
danger. |
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Trail
Intersection Sign
These
signs indicate
that one
or more trails are merging or crossing
ahead. |
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Directional
Arrow Signs
Arrows point the
direction the trail takes. Multiple arrows pointing left or right
indicate a sharp curve ahead. Riders will continuously see arrows
pointing the direction the trail travels, failure to see arrows
continuously pointing the direction indicates you are going the wrong
way.
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Established
the Spring of 2002, Brushy Mountain Motor Sports Park
designs,
builds, and maintains trails specifically for the dirt bike
and sport quad rider. 
