Sleeping Cabin Amenities & Rates

Amenities

Home cooked breakfast & dinner - see sample menu
Couple/family cabins - queen and a king size option
Bunk units - twin size, firm Serta mattresses
Linens - fresh bed linens, blanket, pillow and towel
Climate controlled - heaters & fans. Larger units have air conditioners
Comfort - Shelves, mirror, benches, multiple hooks for gear organization
Hot tubs under the stars - robes included for cabin guests
Two bathhouses - 8 showers, 6 toilets, 6 sinks & plenty of hot water!
Shampoos/conditioner/soaps & hair dryer provided
Fire pits scattered throughout property. Firewood available $5/ large bag
Rec room includes foosball, ping pong, big screen TV for movies, sports, news & weather
Camp hall, decks & barn - gathering or relaxing (wood burning stove in winter)
WiFi, land line available (no cell service)
Shuttle service to trail heads (use of your vehicle required)
Bike/dog wash
Open all year!

Lodging Includes home-cooked breakfast and dinner.

I recently visited one of my favorite places on this earth, Mulberry Gap. It had been a long long time since I had visited and so I was anxious to go and see some good friends and get some awesome riding in. I brought two friends with me, Billy and Nick, that are relatively new to mt. biking. Neither of them had been to Mulberry before so it was cool to introduce them to such a cool place. Mulberry Gap is a mt. bike get-a-way of sorts. It is nestled in the Cohutta wilderness and has a nice campground, cabins, hot tubs, an event barn, game room, amazing food, amazing staff, and as many miles of single track bike trails as your heart could possible desire. It is also a simply beautiful place. It's beauty can't be put into words, you just have to go. As you can tell by now, I love that place. I took Billy and Nick on a good solid wilderness ride. We climbed a few mountains and they got a good taste of what mt. biking in the wilderness is all about. The weather was perfect. The ride was great. We got back to Mulberry after our ride and Andrew and Ginny from Mulberry had food cooking. If you have never been on a long mt. bike ride then let me tell you that the hunger you experience after being on your bike for several hours is unlike any other hunger. It is a very demanding hunger. We were fed quite appropriately. We stayed after for a while and caught up. There is a quality to that place that I don't quite know how to describe. There are places in this world that, as Joanne Marie from Bluegrass Grill would put it, are nourishing to the soul. These places aren't always outwardly "Holy" places either. They could be restaurants, barber shops, clothing stores, grocery stores, farmers markets, or any other number of places. Both Mulberry Gap and Bluegrass Grill have this quality. I left Mulberry feeling revived and nourished. R Daigle, Chattanooga

Rates

$75 per ADULT per night weekdays
$85 per ADULT per night weekends
$55 per PERSON per night for ages 13-15 (7 days a week)
$45 per PERSON per night for ages 8-12 (7 days a week)
$35 per PERSON per night for ages 5 - 7 (7 days a week)
No charge for ages 4 and under
PET FRIENDLY - $5-10 per night per dog
Discounts offered for stays longer than 3 nights

We do not currently require a two night stay except for 3 day weekends, special holidays and mid October through the first week in November.

Things to consider when comparing lodging prices:

Ride in/ride out! Immediate access to trails - no load/unloading of bikes
Enjoy commonality of other mountain bikers, their trail tales and passion for the sport. Guaranteed to make new friends!
Onsite availability of staff

Also available for a fee:

Lunch, snacks & drinks (advanced notice for lunch is requested)
Laundry service
Supply pick-up from town

Sleeping Cabin Amenities & Rates

Amenities

Rates

Things to consider when comparing lodging prices:

Also available for a fee:

Just bring your bike (we’ll take care of the rest)