Nice job on explaining what is available to ride in East Tennessee. One item to mention, the Maryville/Alcoa Greenways are well lit at night making a wonderful evening ride for food and beverages.

I’m from the area! ❤ I’ve never been so entertained! This video is fantastic and I feel the same way about the need for signs along the greenway! 🎉 Thanks!

GO VOLS!!! Good video!

Love the Banana Pudding Milk humor along with the trail info. We may be in that neighborhood to check it out next year. Thanks!

Another sparkling jewel in your treasure chest of vlogs. Can't agree more about how good signage elevates a trail system.

I have had the pleasure of watching several of your videos now and love them! Love the format/script you have created. You keep things interesting, informative and helpful. Especially love the history about the places you are riding and makes me want to visit them as well. Also I love the doughnut reviews I tend to refer to them as Vitamin O's! Lol Keep up the great work!!

Nice Howard Cosell impression ! Many didnt pick up on that,now Im showing my age....lol

I’m surprised I didn’t see you while I was walking the trail. I walk or bike it at least once a week 🚴 great video keep it up‼️

Loving your videos! I'm CRAZYDEANO closing in on 66 😮 hope we meet out there sometime I will be on a electric bike with my roller skates on making a trail if I have too 😊 keep the videos coming thanks❤

Call me crazy...but this may be your best review yet. 5 STARS...and my sincere gratitude for trying the banana pudding milk so we don't have to. While you're at it, feel free to try all of the Kit Kats and Frosted Flakes abnormal flavors too (a 2nd KZfaq channel, perhaps?) As always, thanks Scott!

Loved the video.. thanks for drinking the Banana Pudding Milk.. so I don’t have to 🫤.. it’s a shame on the poor signage.. looks like a very Scenic Trail.. 👍🎥😎🚴‍♂️

Thanks for sharing this trail video. Hopefully they’ll work on improving the trail experience. Signage is very important on trails. Maryville is a beautiful area of Tennessee.

That restored trestle once was apart of a line that connected the north and south plant without having to use the mainline railroad tracks that once went to Calderwood, TN. Now the line has been abandoned just a little bit past the south plant and arconic uses the former mainline now. I live there and constantly use the trails and it took me a while to memorize which routes went where because of the signage problem

Hi Scott . . . awesome video. I've ridden this trail for over 10 years and you've taken me places on it, that I've never been to. Great historical background on the two cities also. Glad we got to meet you on the Alcoa bridge when you were filming. You're so right about the signage. Hope the cities pick up on it. We have a little bit of the same problem in Knoxville, several greenways that connect to make a great ride, if you know how to do it. If you're ever back in the area, I have put together what I call the "Tour De Knox", that takes you past all the great Knoxville landmarks that I'll take ya on, and I'll even buy ya some of that Banana Pudding Milk for your water bottle. Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks Again for sharing!!🎉👏 Love viewing your trips..😊🚴

How about a video ranking your top ten trails. Thank you for such enjoyable stories.

So, that's where the "Snitch" is from. Loved your video and Roll Tide!

Hey Scott it's Tracy and Jonathan. We met you while you where here in Marevul 😂. Hope you are doing well.

I'm local in Blount and gave up riding the greenbelt as the walkers refuse to give any of the path to cyclists. Also, I'm surprised one of our overbearing Maryville police officers didn't threaten to write you a ticket for riding without a helmet. As for the signage, it's probably in the works - they just need to raise our taxes a dozen more times to pay for it. Great video!

And, to think I thought all along you were going to say no portalets or not enough of them. Signage? Yes, that’s a concern too. Enjoyed the vid and can’t wait to stop at Weigels and try the BCP milk!

Just found your channel. GREAT!! I live in upstate SC. We have just started biking. Thank you for taking the time to create such great content. We plan to ride these. God Bless

This is a really professionally done video. Brilliant videography, nice music, tons of different shots, different angles, to give you a feel for the trail system. @climb4's point is a good one since I have been on many trails all over the USA and this is the only one I have ever seen that's fully lighted for night riding/walking. I agree with your one criticism about signage. One other criticism I have is, Knoxville also has an amazing Greenway (trail) system but it is not connected to the Maryville/Alcoa system. I read that if you ride ALL of the Maryville/Alcoa system it's 27 miles total. The Knoxville system is even bigger. So, can you imagine what an amazing ride it would be if both systems were connected?!. These cities have to understand what a great attraction such a thing would be for visitors. Sure, people mostly come to East Tennesse for the Smokey Montains but many more would come (like you did) just to ride a trail system that covered both cities.

Perfect place to demonstrate how important navigation app is. This is why we always build our routes before we leave. You have found a great place. Why did you show them bridges, scared the crap out of Michelle. Lol but in the end, she said, maybe we need to go there. So thank you much Scott.

Simply put ; good review .

🇨🇦 you do an amazing job making these videos, thank you

Another great video, Scotty. I always enjoy the history lessons. Does alcoa put extra fluoride in the pudding milk.

great trail. nice video, worth the wait. As always loved your history lesson and your humor :)

Loved the video! I agree that branding/signage seems like it makes a huge difference. Which trails that you’ve ridden have had the best signage?

Great video and commentary. I’m a “Marevul” resident. And you’re correct about the signage. The Townsend trail is also great with plenty of places to stop for lunch. And car free days on Wednesdays on Cades Cove Loop is a must. Glad you enjoyed our area.

Thank you for posting. We get to the area every year. Great vid, and unclear why trail managers did not update kiosks with maps and signing - but why wait to get home to open a map app? Even traillink or google maps with biking layer turned on can demystify the trail?

Another excellent video! 👍

Hard pass on the milk but thumbs 👍 up on the trail.

Another great video. How long are you normally riding and filming?

I like to take a small bottle of choco milk, put it in the freezer for 30 mins where it gets to the point just before freezing, it's yummy, yummy. Even more yummy than ice cream.

There is nothing to not like about the trail or video

Been watching yr videos for about a yr - thanks - BTW - u r a grown man but may want to consider wearing a helmet- 1 oops it all it takes and a helmet may well keep u away for medical care- also as a person who posts content- it’s a positive thing to show for yr audience

Where on the greenway do you ride on a restored railroad tressel?

I suppose she pronounces Alcoa "Alcohola"