Monroe Tyler Road

Total Miles
2.3

Technical Rating

1

Best Time

Spring, Fall, Winter, Summer

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

Trail Overview

This trail extends partly through the Oconee National Forest and showcases the characteristic terrain of the area--predominantly gravel with scattered water and mud holes that may vary in size depending on recent weather conditions. Portions of the route traverse private property, making it essential for visitors to remain on the designated roadway at all times. The drive is generally smooth and accessible for most skill levels, offering a relaxed experience for drivers. Along the way, travelers are treated to scenic vistas of rolling hills, working farms, and forested landscapes. For safety and compliance, access to this trail is limited to licensed, street-legal vehicles only.

Photos of Monroe Tyler Road

Monroe Tyler Road
Monroe Tyler Road

Difficulty

This is a very easy, mostly two-lane gravel trail with occasional small water or mud holes, most of which can be avoided. This road can be traveled by most all licensed vehicles with no issues.

Technical Rating

1

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Monroe Tyler Road can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • High-Clearance 4x4
  • SUV

Access Description

From I-75, get off on exit 205 and head east for around 18 miles. As you cross over the Ocmulgee River bridge, you will turn right on Concord Church Road. Travel 1.5 miles to the entrance of Monroe Tyler Road. Coordinates 33.29106, -83.8051. Opposite end coordinates are 33.30499, -83.77247.

Monroe Tyler Road Map

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