Trail riding in Pioneer Tennessee went well until I rolled the quad and thought I broke my wrist.

I always try to get an ATV trip in a couple times a year. Once in the spring, and once in the fall. Normally it's still too cold in the north to not have to pack layers of warm clothes, so we decided to head south, and visit Pioneer, TN. We couldn't have had any better weather on this trip. It was 50's in the morning, and about 70 each afternoon, which made for great riding when you're in the mountains. The first day I had the most slow motion rollover that caused a stupid amount of drama for no more than what happened, but it is what it is. It didn't put a damper on being able to go out the next day and still enjoy what we'd traveled there for, so I was thankful for that. This is the usual shenanigans, and just a small snippet of what the Ride Royal Blue trails have to offer. If you have a sport quad, it might not be the place for you, but a utility ATV was just the ticket (even if it was undersized) to enjoy these trails. Come with us as we stay at Ride Royal Blue Resort, where they claim there is up to 600 miles of trails accessible from their resort.