There's a big reason why you may want to avoid Smith Park MTB Trail | Brentwood, Tennessee 

Love it! Glad to see you guys and so many enjoying the trail. It IS work, but rewarding.

Hi, I looked for an email to send a PM, assuming you are in our area, my hubby and I also learned to ride in our 50's. We taught ourselves to ride at Chickasaw Trace, didn't even know about other trails, Chicky was our local trail (love Death Ditch), then found there were a lot of trails in the Nashville area. We have subscribed to your channel and can't wait to see what you post. We also rode Smith Park and yeah, it's fun til your tired and ready to leave (we also got turned around). We have not been back to date, but it did have some amazing trails at the bottom. We have so many fun places to ride in the Nashville area.

Just checked out this trail this past Saturday (Aug 2nd) with my new Cannondale and my 10 yr son to boot with the heat!! Though we didn't have time to do it all, we had fun on the green trail with a little bit of the blue trails. Proud how well he did for his first "mountain bike/offroad trail" ride. We'll definitely be back to explore all trails!

I’m really glad and proud to have such a nice MTB trail right at the heart of Williamson County! Thanks for this vid, guys! Highly recommended!

I'm 61 and love climbing on my ebike 😊

Good video! I tried this park today. The elevation climb is a bit much for me. I was good for 1 climb. Pushed the bike up 2 other times. It took so much energy out of me that I really didn’t enjoy the ride down. I was too fatigue by that point. I would say 3/5 bikes on this trail are ebike. Too much climbing in my opinion without one. Or without being in fairly good shape. Very very fun trails going down. Lots of good features. But to me the input is not worth the short reward. But very fun trails if you own a ebike i bet.

Was great seeing y'all out there on opening day and great video presentation. lol at nobody (including me) getting "Emeline's" name right! Definitely dont avoid, unless you got weak, jelly legs.

Sorry, gotta poke a little fun here, less than 300' of elevation gain in 2 miles isn't much of a climb compared to my trails. I usually climb around 2000' per ride, and the elevation gain comes in the first 4 to 6 miles. I'm in my mid 50's and ride analog only, thankfully e bikes are banned on most of our trails. Colorado has climbing. Lovely forest.

Is there much climbing?

The only reason i owned a mtb, because it is such a cushy ride for commuting...going back to a stiff bike was a tragedy...all bikes should have front suspension at the very least (w/suspension seat post)....

Man, if you believe this is a climb, well, you simply have no idea what a climb really is.

The trails seem really cool.

You guys are funny.

You guys don't ride much huh? 😂

Oh, a lot of climbing. That's a hard pass for me. I did that once and that was enough for me.