Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mineral Bluff, Georgia

Davenport OHV is a 1-way Trail that creates a loop. It's 6.2 miles in length. The parking lot is in the middle of the OHV trail system. There is a 2-way short trail that leads into the loop trail, and then the trail is marked directionally from there. It crosses the road in 2 places. This trail syst...
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Williamson Cove is an out-and-back branch trail from Hickorynut Gap in the Chattahoochee National Forest in Fannin County, Georgia. These trails are exclusively for full-sized, high-clearance vehicles, with clear signage prohibiting access for SxS and ATVs. The trail is mainly a one-lane trail that ...
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Relatively easy trail with no serious obstacles, but the route is very overgrown and only one vehicle wide. If you drive a full-size vehicle, prepare for scratches on the vehicle. If you look at a map of Bush Head Gap Road, the map will show that the trail is 1-2 miles longer than shown. However, th...
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The Postelle Trail is an out-and-back route in the Chattahoochee National Forest within Fannin County, Georgia. This trail is defined by its single-lane path, which is rarely traversed and has become overgrown, rendering it unsuitable for full-sized vehicles. The narrow trail accommodates only one v...
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The Tooni Gap Trail, also known as FS 816, starts at FS 60 and takes you to the trailhead to the swinging bridge over Toccoa River (a must-see). The trail is a gravel forestry road with some soft sand spots that can turn into mud holes after heavy rain. The road is not always wide enough for two veh...
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This short spur trail located in the Chattahoochee National Forrest is one of a few trails that require high clearance and is not well maintained in the Forest. It is just over 2 miles but is a perfect opportunity for someone new to off-roading to tips their toes in. There are opportunities for camp...
Learn more about Knight Creek - FS 264A

Toccoa River Road (FS 333) is a nice quiet drive though the woods. Aside from a couple shallow solid bottom mud holes there's one bad spot with a bypass. Take a short hike down over the hill and you have access to the Toccoa River Swing Bridge. The trail is not steep and has a solid walking path.
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Rock Creek Road, also known as FS 69, connects FS 42 at the south end with County Road 2 at the north end of the trail. That trail takes you along Rock Creek to the Rock Creek Lake and the National Fish Hatchery. It is a gravel forestry road with some soft sand spots that can turn into mud holes aft...
Learn more about Rock Creek Road - FS 69

If you are looking for group camping opportunities alongside a rushing creek, this is your trail! This route is very beginner-friendly, consisting mostly of loose gravel and dirt. Many families and larger groups car camp in designated areas along the creek on the west side of the road. Be sure to ar...
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Ditney Mountain Trail (66) is a rocky trail with narrow twists and turns and a few fun mud holes. Be sure you are in a rig you don't mind limbs scratching alongside your rig. A few washouts will test your flex. Stock 4X4s can make this trail but are not recommended. You can tell the trail is not dri...
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Welcome to the Southern Terminus of the Appalachian Trail! This route takes you through the North Georgia mountains, passing right by the beginning of the historic AT. The trail is mostly dirt and gravel, with much of it wide enough for two cars. Along the way, you'll find small spurs that lead to d...
Learn more about Springer Mountain Trail

This is a nice easy-to-navigate trail in the Big Frog Mountain Wilderness, part of the Cherokee National Forest. The trail is fairly well-maintained so it should be accessible to almost any vehicle. Several areas along the trail have great views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. There are ma...
Learn more about Peavine Sheeds - CR 221

This is a reasonably well-maintained road that starts at Ocoee Number Three Dam. It is one of the main access trails for the Big Frog Wilderness Area Trails. You will gain almost 1000 feet of elevation but it is not a steep climb. Nothing difficult about this trail so you do not need anything specia...
Learn more about Little Gassaway - Trail NF45

This scenic gravel road offers an easy drive, with a few bumpy sections, small potholes, an easy middle-rutted section, and potentially muddy areas after rain. Running along the ridge of the mountain provides occasional views on both sides, making it especially beautiful during the fall and winter m...
Learn more about Gumlog Gap FS 95

This trail has easy access gravel road off Highway 68 in Farner. The road is 2 vehicles wide and has mostly gentle elevations. It starts out running parallel to the Hiwassee River and then a branch of Shuler Creek. Along the way, there are pullovers and an occasional campsite. The creek is wide and ...
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This forest service road is gravel and easy to navigate, there are a few rough places along the trail but nothing difficult. It is located in the Big Frog mountain wilderness which is part of the Cherokee National Forest. There are a lot of great views along this trail. When we went, the trail was c...
Learn more about Falls Branch Road - FS 374

This is a well-groomed, gravel, fire service road. You do not need a 4x4 to do this trail. We did not have cell service (Verizon) on this trail. In the fall there should be some good views. There are some dispersed camping spots along this trail. When we visited they were doing some prescribed burns...
Learn more about FS 221 - Big Frog

This out-and-back trail consists mostly of hard-packed gravel and dirt. As you veer onto the section at (34.65449, -84.17772), be mindful of seasonal gate closures. This trail features a few deeper ruts and narrower passages, making it difficult to find turn-around points. At the end of the trail, t...
Learn more about Long Creek Trail

Looking for some camping, and maybe a visit to a historic cemetery from the 1800s? Then this is your trail. Not long, as it is closed part-way through, it does offer a great intro to the offroading experience at the beginning, and after the cemetery provides a little more of an enclosed challenge. T...
Learn more about Flatlands FS Road 637

This trail is a fun out-and-back ride that starts with a little water crossing. It's primarily one dirt lane surrounded by dense vegetation far enough from your rig to keep away pin stripes. Plenty of room to pass other vehicles. Not too far in are some ruts less than 18 inches, which stock off-road...
Learn more about Gillespie Branch - FS 287

Davenport OHV is a 1-way Trail that creates a loop. It's 6.2 miles in length. The parking lot is in the middle of the OHV trail system. There is a 2-way short trail that leads into the loop trail, and then the trail is marked directionally from there. It crosses the road in 2 places. This trail syst...
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Relatively easy trail with no serious obstacles, but the route is very overgrown and only one vehicle wide. If you drive a full-size vehicle, prepare for scratches on the vehicle. If you look at a map of Bush Head Gap Road, the map will show that the trail is 1-2 miles longer than shown. However, th...
Learn more about Bush Head Gap Road

The Postelle Trail is an out-and-back route in the Chattahoochee National Forest within Fannin County, Georgia. This trail is defined by its single-lane path, which is rarely traversed and has become overgrown, rendering it unsuitable for full-sized vehicles. The narrow trail accommodates only one v...
Learn more about Postelle

This short spur trail located in the Chattahoochee National Forrest is one of a few trails that require high clearance and is not well maintained in the Forest. It is just over 2 miles but is a perfect opportunity for someone new to off-roading to tips their toes in. There are opportunities for camp...
Learn more about Knight Creek - FS 264A

Relatively easy trail with no serious obstacles, but the route is very overgrown and only one vehicle wide. If you drive a full-size vehicle, prepare for scratches on the vehicle. If you look at a map of Bush Head Gap Road, the map will show that the trail is 1-2 miles longer than shown. However, th...
Learn more about Bush Head Gap Road

The Postelle Trail is an out-and-back route in the Chattahoochee National Forest within Fannin County, Georgia. This trail is defined by its single-lane path, which is rarely traversed and has become overgrown, rendering it unsuitable for full-sized vehicles. The narrow trail accommodates only one v...
Learn more about Postelle

This short spur trail located in the Chattahoochee National Forrest is one of a few trails that require high clearance and is not well maintained in the Forest. It is just over 2 miles but is a perfect opportunity for someone new to off-roading to tips their toes in. There are opportunities for camp...
Learn more about Knight Creek - FS 264A

If you are looking for group camping opportunities alongside a rushing creek, this is your trail! This route is very beginner-friendly, consisting mostly of loose gravel and dirt. Many families and larger groups car camp in designated areas along the creek on the west side of the road. Be sure to ar...
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