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Like bcmedicxj said, Windrock is the place to go. Mild to Wild.

Cut across Foothills Pkwy to us129 and boondock beside the lake. The national park and surrounding areas are so touristy there aren't a lot of options. Cades cove campground may be open.

Greetings from Maryville!

Maryville here.

Hopefully you learned a lesson and will wear proper riding gear next time. ATGATT. Heal quickly and ride safe

Greetings from Maryville.

Plenty of places that aren't Citigo creek. Go up towards Buck Bald or down towards Cleveland.

I've been up their in my jeep several times but not in the last 10yrs or so. It wasn't anything to extreme though if you looked hard enough I'm sure you could find it. Royal Blue is TWRA run so you may find an official map there as well as permit info. try here

https://www.google.com/search?q=royal+blue+trail+map&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS866US866&oq=royal+blue+&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l2j0i457j0j0i433j46i175i199i395j0i395i433.8758j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 https://www.rideroyalblue.com/resources

I have them on mine and they are a game changer. You won't regret them.

You would be OK on 35's but you should still have rocker protection.

Probably closest your going to find is Cherokee Nat Forest or Windrock.

Howdy neighbor!

I'll b curious as to how I'm pretty sure they are made for Caliraised by Rago mfg.

Source?

I just put caliraised led on mine.

Greetings from up the road a bit. I've been hitting up Cherokee and Pisgah lately. Finding all kinds of things I didn't know about!

Cherokee Nat Forest, Pisgah, Royal Blue

I would check out Cherokee Nat Forest and Sunquist.

Greetings from E Tn. Not much of a "Overlander" background is mostly rock crawling. Current rides 2003 Tj and shiny new 2020 Tacoma off road being built for longer more comfortable trips. Looking forward to meeting some new people and learning.