In the Cumberland Mountains, 140,000 acres of unbroken wilderness await your arrival. The largest such parcel of contiguous public property in Tennessee outside the Cherokee National Forest, the North Cumberland WMA encompasses much of the Cumberland Mountains. Clear mountain streams, rare birdlife and majestic wild elk set the stage for this magnificent piece of property, which attracts hunters, anglers, bird watchers and ATV riders. Formerly the Royal Blue WMA and Sundquist WMA, the North Cumberland WMA encompasses both of those parcels, along with the newly added New River tract. The Cumberland Trail passes through a portion of the North Cumberland WMA, which includes properties in Scott, Anderson, Campbell and Morgan counties in Tennessee.
Amentities
- Camping: Rustic camping is permitted throughout the WMA. Or Call Brimstone® Retreats 865-617-8127
- Supplies: Maps, hunting licenses and special use permits are available at retailers along S.R. 63 near the WMA, Brimstone® (423-663-4868 or 800-BRIMSTONE®)
- Lodging: Brimstone® Retreats 865-617-8127 .
Permits
Hunting licenses or special use permits are required in the North Cumberland WMA.
Fees:
http://www.tn.gov/twra/topic/north-cumberland-ohv-riding-area
Purchase a permit: Come to Brimstone® (423-663-4868 or 800-BRIMSTONE®)