NATRA Westpoint

NATRA Westpoint is a private riding lease run by the North Alabama Trail Riders Association (NATRA) in Lawrence County, south-central Tennessee. Riders describe it as a place for gnarly singletrack, off-camber sections, and challenging hill climbs, with terrain that ranges from mild to hard. It hosts dirt bike, ATV, and side-by-side riding, and it has been the site of enduro racing, including an AMA National Enduro event. Despite the name, the club is based in Alabama and the riding is in Tennessee.

The club leases about 4,925 acres at Westpoint. Members can also ride its second lease, Rainbow Falls in Hardin County (about 4,121 acres), which is a separate area with different vehicle rules.

Getting there

The property is about 13 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg, a little over a mile off TN 242. From Lawrenceburg, head south on TN 242 to the hamlet of Westpoint, then turn onto Georgia Street and continue about 1.5 miles. A published address for the property is 800 Story Road, Westpoint, TN. The coordinates on this page come from that published GPS position, which sits on Story Road.

Fees, permits, and rules

This is not public land. You must be a NATRA member to ride, or be brought by a member as a guest. For 2026 the club lists membership at $185 per year for one site or $315 per year for both sites. Memberships are household memberships meant for two adults and their minor children or grandchildren, and they run January 1 to December 31 without proration. New members need a current member to sponsor them, and the membership committee must approve them, which can take a week or more.

Guests need a day pass, and only members can buy them. Passes are bought per person, no more than 7 days before the ride, and the member must stay with the guest on the property. Every guest, including minors, must sign the liability waiver. Adults should carry a photo ID, which serves as proof of membership.

• Allowed at Westpoint: motorcycles, ATVs, and UTVs/side-by-sides, with a 34-inch maximum tire size. No trucks, jeeps, or buggies.
• Helmets are required on all ATVs and bikes; UTVs need seat belts or harnesses.
• Ride only on marked trails. No new trails, tree cutting, or creek riding outside the trail boundaries.
• No alcohol or narcotics, no excessively loud exhaust, and no littering.
• Ride slowly on county roads.

When to ride

The club's published rules give no season or hours. Memberships are calendar-year, and renewals open November 1. Check the club before you go, since access depends on membership status and any event closures.