Leatherwood Off-Road — Attraction in Cumberland

First time riding at this park. Just my opinion, but I feel if you just started riding and have never been to any other park, this would be a great place to start. We had a 2 and 1/2 hr drive one way, and it's just not worth it. Mostly gravel roads. It's also one of the most expensive parks I've been to. For 2 adults and 2 kids, it was $89.00 for 1 day pass. If you like this, then Elk View has the same type of riding, and it's free. Just feel there's better parks out there. I know a lot of this is because it's fairly new, and once it's rutted out a bit, it will surely get better. I think until then that the price needs to...

Really wish that whomever works or owns that place invest in walkie talkies so we can communicate about any issues or concerns. Was told that the horses was about 6 miles on the main trail (101) and there weren't any. As to regards of the mapping they could at least print a paper copy of the map incase someone who can't afford the membership on the app . The trails are marked at the beginning but there is no way of telling if you're on the same trail or on a whole completely different trail...

The office provided some information about the trails, but it wasn’t the most detailed, descriptive, or informative. Communication is a huge set back, since there is no phone signal in the area. It would be helpful to have a walkie-talkie system that could span for all of the trails. When it comes to the trails, they were stunning, some rough spots that provided fun, but it was overall beautiful! My personal favorite area was the Whispering Pines! Overall it was a nice trip, with...