Trail Rules

Courtesy: The Farragut Admiral Trail is a multi-use recreational trail. Bike riders, please control your speed, ride on the right, pass on the left, give warning of your approach with a friendly greeting or bell.
LEAVE NO MARKS. Do not disturb the livestock, wildlife, native plants, trees, or wildlife habitat. Carry out all trash.
Stay On Trails. Respect trail and road closures as well as private property adjacent to the trail. Exercise caution when crossing roads and highways.
NO UNAUTHORIZED MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed on ANY portion of the trail. This includes ATVs, snowmobiles, and motorcycles.
Hunting, trapping, weapons, open fires, and unleashed animals are not allowed.
Camping is not allowed on the trail itself.

Want to learn about our trail?

You can learn our history, who is involved, our future plans, and things we have been up to through the links below!

Learn About the Trail

About the Trail

Future Plans

Trail Blog

Become a Supporter

Donations of any size are gratefully appreciated and accepted.

Can't afford to financially support the trail? You can still donate your time and efforts at fundraising events, trail upkeep, and more. Feel free to contact us if you would like to help!

The Farragut Admiral Trail depends on the efforts of private citizens who build, maintain, and manage the trail.

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Every once in a while we have trail events! From Fundraising to trail maintenance and more, you can view our calendar here!

Trail Events

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Do you have questions about our trail?

Can't find the answers you are looking for?

View our F.A.Q. page, your answers might be found there!

Frequently Asked Questions

"Adopt the pace of nature.
Her secret is patience."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

“A walk in nature
walks the soul back home.”

Mary Davis

"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts."

Rachel Carson

Trail Rules

Courtesy: The Farragut Admiral Trail is a multi-use recreational trail. Bike riders, please control your speed, ride on the right, pass on the left, give warning of your approach with a friendly greeting or bell.
LEAVE NO MARKS. Do not disturb the livestock, wildlife, native plants, trees, or wildlife habitat. Carry out all trash.
Stay On Trails. Respect trail and road closures as well as private property adjacent to the trail. Exercise caution when crossing roads and highways.
NO UNAUTHORIZED MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed on ANY portion of the trail. This includes ATVs, snowmobiles, and motorcycles.
Hunting, trapping, weapons, open fires, and unleashed animals are not allowed.
Camping is not allowed on the trail itself.