Maintenance of the Trails in Cumberland County
Reporting Maintenance Problems
We have a great team of volunteer trail workers but they cannot fix problems that they do not know about.
We need you help! If you see a problem, like a fallen tree or a flooded section of trail, while hiking on the trails please report it so we can get tit fixed. Reporting is easy. Just click on the appropriate button below. Find the trail with the problem and make a short report identifying the location as best you can.
Thank you.
Tasks performed by Maintainers (..with help from willing hikers!):
- Carry hand clippers to trim back plant growth that is within an arms length left, right and above from the center of the trail.
- Entrances and certain areas may require weed trimming to keep chiggers and ticks at bay.
- Clear sticks and small branches from the trail.
- If possible, in the fall, blow leaves from the trail especially on steps, bridges and steep sections.
- Report any problems such as large trees down, loose steps or anything else that requires attention.
When making a report please select the appropriate trail and provide your name, a description of the work and a description of any outstanding problems. If possible give the number of the nearest Emergency 911 Marker to help the maintenance team locate the problem or the GPS coordinates.
You can view the location of all the E911 markers in Cumberland County on this MAP
Trail Locations
Crossville Trails
The trails that form part of the Crossville Greenway.
- Woodlawn Loop,
- Little Obed River Trail
- Maryetta Trail,
- Airport North Trail
- Airport South Trail
- Centennial Park Paved Trails
County Complex
- Obed River Park Paved Trail,
- Plantation Trail (Closed)
St Raphael Church Meditation Trail
The trail is managed by the church staff.
TCAT Trail
The trail is currently maintained by FOTT but we hope that the TCAT staff will take it over..
Uplands at Pleasant Hill
There are three trails in Uplands Village that is open to the public.
- Lake Alice Trail
- Adshead Trail
- Frey Branch
- ADA Trail
Fairfield Glade
There are numerous trails in Fairfield Glade. Click on the button to find out about maintenance of these trails.
Cumberland Mountain
State Park
All the trails in the State Park.
- Short Pioneer Trail
- Long Pioneer Trail
- Byrd Creek Trail
- ADA Paved Trail
- Overnight Trail
- Alley Cat Bike Trail
Cumberland Trail
There are four Sections of the Cumberland Trail in Cumberland County. From North to South these are:
- Devil’s Breakfast Table to Peavine
- Daddy’s Creek Section to Ozone
- Ozone to Rte 68
(Black Mountain) - Rte 68 to Jewitt Road
(Brady Mountain.
Cumberland Trail
Fairfield Glade Overlook Trail
The Overlook Trail in Fairfield Glade is actually on Tennessee State land that is part of the Cumberland Trail. This maintenance report is sent both to the Cumberland Trail staff and to the Fairfield Glade Trails Committee
