A great place to set up camp. We brought our overlander van to Mulberry a were very pleased with…read morethe experience. Kate and Misty were great! Their local knowledge and recommendations were spot on for me and my wife. Breakfast was great and the shower facilities were perfect. We will be back as Mother Nature became the uncontrollable issue. Plan your trip today Tell them the crazy lady on the 80lb e-bike sent you.

Great place to stay a few days to relax or to enjoy the trails, mountain biking, or hiking, and you…read morecan't beat a hot tub at the end of the day. Well maintained facilities, cabins clean and cozy. The bathrooms are always clean, and the barn is available 24/7 to make your own basic meal or to just relax. All the staff anf the owner were super nice.

I added this trail to Yelp, so the address is only approximate, since there's no real address…read more So, directions: the entrance is directly off Aska Rd and it's a little bit hard to find. The first time we came here, we drove past it twice. There is a sign that says Aska Trail System parking, that's where you turn. If you are heading South on Aska Rd from Blue Ridge, the entrance will be on your right. Flat Creek Loop is part of the Aska Trail system and it will actually not mention Flat Creek until you're on the trail (which is a bit confusing). You start out the trail and pretty soon, it will veer off between Flat Creek and Stanley Gap. Stay on the Flat Creek trail. The first ~20 minutes of the trail will go constantly uphill and somewhere halfway up the hill, you will likely wonder if you took a wrong turn. Trust me - that work will pay off. The next fork is tricky, since it will say "Flat Creek" in both directions. STAY TO THE RIGHT! Trust me on this one... continue to gruelling treck uphill. Once you're finally on the top of the mountain, you have a fantastic, challenging, at times tricky downhill that will go on for quite some time. You cross over the Creek, have a bit more uphill (this one is super-steep... I had to push), then it merges back with where you came up and you end up back at the parking lot. I like this trail. It's a serious workout, but a lot of fun with a great pay-off on the downhill.

Great new trail system in Murphy, NC! I can't wait to see how it develops and progresses over the…read moreyears. The Inner Lopp was great and a nice short loop for my 5yr old to go on for his first ever MTB trail ride. Trails are groomed pretty well and I can't wait to go back and try the 5 mile Gobbler Trail. Make sure to drive a vehicle you don't mind getting scratched by brush and can handle a moderately rough gravel access road. No way I'd take a nice car down this road. Trails aren't marked as you enter but are further up the trail where it has a junction. I'm sure this will change as the more permanent signs are made. Currently there are only two loops. You can go either way when the trail forks as they both return you back to the main trail head. The map on the website is what's planned for the future so don't plan your trip around that. I've added a pic of the current map that's at the junctions. I'm excited to see more recreation opportunities in Murphy. There are more trails in progress so stay tuned people, this a wonderful addition to the area.

Gobbler loop is a longer variation than Grape Smuggler. Super clean trail. Minimal human…read moreinteraction! Very relaxing. There were signs throughout telling you how far you had till the end. The gravel road is a challenge! The first half mile is the hardest on your vehicle! Don't give up, when you make it past there, it gets easier!

Closed for good. Retired is what we were told. Slim pickings for bike shops in Helen.read more

No longer operational! Only does bike repairs by appointment. Number on google is incorrect.read more

As always Mike and the staff at Suck Creek Cycle are the best in the city. Great service with Great…read moreintegrity.

I needed a helmet for a race and provided skilled experience in fitting me with the proper one. He…read morealso gave me a veterans discount and he was a pleasure to interact with

Came across a new find in Townsend that I'm sure will only continue to get better as more and more…read morepeople find out about this unique Mountain Bike Trail Riding, They have 14 miles worth of trails from a beginner try-out area to more adventurous trails for accomplished riders to undertake. This area of Townsend is beautiful and the trails fit well into the natural habitat. Riders must first sign a waiver before attempting the trails. Follow me on Yelp for more fun things to see and do in East Tennessee

After owning my ebike for just over one year it needed servicing (a good going thru) and brake…read morepads. I took my bike to Ben at Vee Hollow and he took care of things quickly and perfectly. The price was great! Not expensive but a pleasant mild surprise. I will be back. Highly Recommend Vee Hollow Bike Shop!

This is a very fast single seat coaster ride and is part of the Ober Gatlinburg system of rides…read more The sky lifts and are part of the Ober Gatlinburg park as well. This is not a ride for the weak unless you break it a lot with the pull up handles. You are striped tight into the seat. It goes fast and it Is over in about 2 to 3 minutes. YOU control the speed. The faster you chose you go the more g-forces you will feel. It does Not go upside down but just takes a lot of sharp turns which give the g-force feeling of about 4 G's. This ride is extremely safe. It has a lot of automated safety features such as automatic breaking if you get closer than 180 feet to the car in front of you. In the unlikely event the seat belt came loose it will automatically stop as well. So you are not going to be able to do something unsafe or stupid on this ride. There are cameras that monitors the riders as well as workers posted in look-out booths along the route. I would do this ride and not the "sled ride" that had the concrete pad. This ride is very smooth. I rode it full speed with my braking handles fully released so that it would roll as fast as possible and it was so much fun.

The coaster looks like it was built by Handyman Joe over a long vacation. In other words, it looks…read morescary and unsafe. It isn't, but it certainly looks that way. The wait was short but the explanation of how to control the sled was shorter. No problem. You can ride the whole ride without the brake. I don't recommend that. You will be thrown around and beat up a little bit if you do that. If you get too close to the sled in front of you, the sled will brake automatically. That can ruin your experience if you have a scaredy-cat in front of you. Overall, lots of fun. Different. Too expensive.

We had so much fun taking out the Can-Am here! The trail is huge and it is so fun to go with a…read moregroup of friends! Please come prepared with gear and get ready to bounce as you hit all of the trails! This place is family friendly And is good for big groups

Some of the patrons continue to ride on trails after posted hours and blast music all hours of the…read moreday and night. Very inconsiderate to residents who live nearby!

RAftOne is phenominal! We came on a Scouting trip and the troop had a fantastic time. Toast is…read morethe best!

Thanks JB for making my rafting experience so amazing. The middle route was 5 miles with a stop in…read morethe middle to "slide" down a rock. I also got to "Ride the Bull!" A first for me. We went some co-workers but come back with my family! The river is beautiful and I felt very safe the entire trip!