SCHIMBA is the Sugar Camp Hollow International Mountain Bicycle Association.
Sugar Camp Hollow is a small watershed that drains into Horse Creek in southeastern Hardin County, Tennessee. It is at the center of the Horse Creek Tract of the Ross Forests that has been owned by the Ross family since the 1880’s. We have many miles of dirt logging roads, wide trails, and hand built single track that members enjoy riding and maintaining.
With the temperature still below 30 degrees, John, Henry, Richard, and Harrison made a 60 mile road trip to the waterfalls on tributaries of Dry Creek and to Factory Hollow. We had a few difficult stream crossings, and slid around a bit on the ice, but no injuries or damages.
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Jan 10 2010
It was too cold for all but the hardiest to ride mt. bikes this weekend, so we made a road trip to explore a waterfall in Wayne County that Richard had found in a book. It was quite an amazing discovery with an abandoned water mill included. We stopped by Chad’s Restaurant at the old [...]
Jan 03 2010
mt-bike-ride-2-24-08.pdf
mountain-bike-trails-on-ross-forests-long-rides.pdf
mountain-bike-trails-south-and-west-of-the-cabin.pdf
mountain-bike-trails-north-of-the-cabin-graham-church-loop.pdf
Mar 25 2008
Allan Trently, the new natural areas manager for the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) came over yesterday to look at butterflies on the Ross Forest natural areas and in Walker Branch State Natural Area. The weather was not much better for butterflies than for bicyclists, but we did see a few and some [...]
Apr 03 2008
Dr. Rogers had a run in with his horse Saturday. He had better get back to mountain biking before he gets hurt.
Mar 30 2008