Devil's Breakfast Table
A sandstone slab perched over Daddy's Creek Gorge, and the most photographed spot on the WMA.
Get directions ↗3 entrances · 2 check stations
Finding your way around Catoosa
Boundaries, gates and the handful of landmarks worth knowing before you go in.
TWRA · official
The interactive map
TWRA maintains a zoomable map of every WMA in Tennessee. It is the authoritative source for the Catoosa boundary, and it shows no-hunt areas, entrances and points of interest at whatever detail you need. Take a screenshot before you lose signal.
Entrances & access roads
Some interior roads are gated and open seasonally. If you are bringing an OHV, a bike or a horse, you may only enter through a gated TWRA access point.
Genesis Road entrance
The main northern access, off Genesis Rd out of Crossville. Nearest to the Genesis checking station and range.
Peavine Road entrance
Northwestern access, serving Peavine Campground and its range.
Hebbertsburg Road access
Eastern access toward the Daddy's Creek side of the area.
Points of interest
Pilot Knob Fire Tower
The high point of the area, with a view across the plateau in every direction.
Get directions ↗Game check stations
Big game and hogs must be checked here and tagged before you move them off the area. Hogs must arrive whole.
Bi-Color Checking Station
939 WMA Rd, Rockwood, TN 37854
The station sits in Oakdale, TN but carries a Rockwood mailing address.
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