Discover Windrock Tn – Aug 27th-29th, 2026

Dates: August 27–29, 2026
Arrival: August 26th recommended

Iconic Appalachian terrain, challenging trails, and unforgettable off-road experiences.

This is a focused trail guiding experience at Windrock Park in Oliver Springs, TN.

Difficulty: 3–6 on a 1–10 scale

Join us for 3 days of guided trail riding across one of the most respected off-road destinations on the East Coast. Expect technical trails, rock obstacles, elevation changes, and carefully selected routes designed to challenge you while keeping the group together.
This event is designed for intermediate drivers looking to push their limits, build off-road confidence, and explore the park with experienced guides. Families and passengers are welcome; pets on leashes are allowed.

Ticket Offering
Price: $245 per vehicle

All guests are responsible for their own accommodations and meals. Camping, cabins, and local hotel options can be suggested after ticket purchase.

Daily park passes must be purchased at the Windrock Park general store (not included).

Stay

We do not provide camping or lodging packages. Participants are responsible for booking their own accommodations. Options range from rustic campsites to cabins and hotels nearby.

Tickets Include:

3 days of professional trail guiding (August 27–29)

Pre-event communication and itinerary

Daily drivers’ meetings at 9:00 AM

Curated trail routes based on group capability

Spotting and obstacle guidance

Recovery support if needed

Free access to preprogrammed GMRS radios (these are also available for purchase for guests who want their own to take home)

Expect:
Technical rock obstacles
Rocky and possible muddy trails and elevation changes
Off-camber sections
Advanced line choice opportunities
Team-focused trail navigation to ensure everyone gets in and out safely

Vehicle Requirements / Experience Level:
True 4WD (no AWD vehicles)
33” tires minimum
Front and rear recovery points required
Rock sliders strongly recommended
Spare tire required
Winches and lockers are helpful but not required
Prior off-road experience encouraged but not needed
Drivers should be comfortable with moderate to lower advanced technical terrain.

Food & Fuel:
Pack lunch for trail days; return each evening for dinner on your own.
Daily trail rides will run 9:30 AM until 5–6 PM, depending on trail conditions or mechanical issues.
All participants are responsible for fueling their own vehicles.

Arrival / Staging:
Arrival Night: August 26th to ensure making the 9am drivers meeting on the 27th (at sleeping arraignments set up by you)

Driver’s Meeting: 9:00 AM each morning
Trail Departure: 9:30 AM
Staging Area: Provided via email with itinerary 30 days before the event

Vibe:
Skill-building for intermediate drivers
Adventure-focused but supportive
Community-oriented
Relaxed, capable, and fun

Why Windrock Park?:
Iconic East Coast trails
Appalachian terrain with elevation changes
Local History and Tourist Opportunities
Recognized for technical rock crawling
Guided by instructors familiar with the park’s best routes and hidden challenges

Group Size:
Maximum 14 vehicles to ensure personalized guidance and safety.
Insurance / Damage Disclaimer
Drivers are responsible for their own vehicle damage.
A valid driver’s license and vehicle insurance are required.
Waivers will be signed on Day 1 for both guides and the park.

Cancellation Policy:
>21 days: 10% cancellation fee
<21 days: 50% cancellation fee
<48 hours / No-shows: 100% of ticket price
Tickets may be gifted or resold for no more than the ticket price
Requests must be sent to: discover4x4adventure@gmail.com