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Free text: {{Park trail map}} __TOC__ ==Park Overview== Big Ridge State Park has over 12 miles of hiking trails. Plenty of short trails and some loop trails can be combined for longer hikes. There is also a total of 3 backcountry campsites on this trail system for easy overnighter. == How to get there == From I-75 #Take exit 122, #Take Hwy. 61 east for approximately 12 miles. #Park entrance is on the left. #The park is located between the cities of Andersonville and Maynardville. Trailheads are in several different locations, so refer to the specific trail descriptions. == Trails == The park offers the following trails to explore: {{Park trail table}} ==Gallery== {{Park trail gallery|Park={{PAGENAME}}}}
These trails already exist referencing this park page (could be none!): Lake Trail (Big Ridge State Park)
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