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2,434 ft
Distance
-135 ft
Descent
00:03:41
Avg time
-137 ft
Altitude change
987 ft
Altitude min
1,125 ft
Altitude max
1,124 ft
Altitude start
988 ft
Altitude end
-5.6%
Grade
-12.6%
Grade max
3.9%
Grade min
36 ft
Distance climb
1,670 ft
Distance down
725 ft
Distance flat
00:03:41
Avg time
Upper Nutty Buddy Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Gravel Bike
- Winter Fat Bike
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Riding AreaWhite Oak Mountain
Collegedale, Tennessee -
AKARadio Tower
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Difficulty Rating
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Voted DifficultyBlack Diamond (1 vote)
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Local Popularity70 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 80 in E-Biking
- 5 in Winter Fat Biking
- 5 in Gravel Biking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeDH, AM, XC, DJ, Fat, Gravel
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Physical RatingEasy
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Trail VisibilityAlways easy to follow
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike AllowedYes up to Class 1
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TTFs on TrailBerm, Drop, Jump, Rock Face, Roller Coaster, Wallride
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Land OwnerSouthern Adventist University
One of the top trails of White Oak Mountain There are many great table-tops along this trail, as well as Lower Nutty Buddy. With a little bit of skill, these jumps can be cleared no problem. Just make sure you know the trail enough before taking any big risks.
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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6 Months
- 58 rides
- 10 miles avg distance
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- Last: Sep 15, 2026
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Directions to upper-nutty-buddy trailhead
(35.051600, -85.056450)
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mtb
4:29 |
1085 |
Oct 4, 2020 , Collegedale
mtb
7:05 |
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May 9, 2020 , Collegedale
mtb
10:41 |
525 |
Feb 5, 2020 , Collegedale
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14:01 |
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Dec 23, 2019 , Collegedale
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5 Reviews & Comments
Getarist
I rode this trail 2 days ago it was awesome. I have never ridden any thing like it.
PJSANAB
This trail is the best downhill flow trail on the entire South East. Worth the 2 hr road trip for me. To be honest not even bike parks like Beech, Sugar or Bailey at North Carolina have a trail as good as this one. This is coming from someone that has had the opportunity to ride just about everything at NC, GA, AL, SC, TN
This trail will make you a better rider the more you do it, eventually you will be jumping these table tops and (rollable) gaps like a pro. It has 2 consecutive drops, the first one is harsher than the second one, which is deceiving when you first look at them in person. Above you can see a picture of person hitting the second drop.
Once you get to the bottom they're 2 ways up, option 1 is to hike your bike up this trail right in front of you (recommended). Option 2 is to head a nearby road and pedal your way up on the next entrance.
Whoever design this trail is a genius.
This trail will make you a better rider the more you do it, eventually you will be jumping these table tops and (rollable) gaps like a pro. It has 2 consecutive drops, the first one is harsher than the second one, which is deceiving when you first look at them in person. Above you can see a picture of person hitting the second drop.
Once you get to the bottom they're 2 ways up, option 1 is to hike your bike up this trail right in front of you (recommended). Option 2 is to head a nearby road and pedal your way up on the next entrance.
Whoever design this trail is a genius.
PJSANAB
when this trail got built the name was Radio Tower trail... Everyone I talked to in Chattanoga TN, Hunstville AL, Birmingham AL, Atlanta that have ridden this trail calls it Radio Tower. Search the first video made for this trail on Youtube under this name.
My suggestion is to change the name to original name.
My suggestion is to change the name to original name.
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