Sorba Blankets Creek Trails
Recent collaborations between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Southern Off Road Bike Association (SORBA), and Cherokee County Recreation Authority have resulted in construction of the Blankets Creek Trails, consisting of 13.6 miles of off-road bicycle trails. The new North Loop has been complete and now open to the public. The trailhead is located off of Sixes Road at Blankets Creek in Cherokee County. For information regarding the bicycle trail at Blankets Creek, please visit SORBA Woodstock Blankets Creek website.
-Blankets Creek Trail Map-
Taylor Randahl Memorial Bike Trails
At Olde Rope Mill Park
City of Woodstock Olde Rope Mill Park is the starting point for recently constructed Sorba bike trails. The 6.5 mile Avalanche Trail consists of three loops of intermediate trails following the Little River. Please check the Sorba Woodstock website for current status and information.
-Taylor Randahl Memorial Trails Map-
Red Top Mountain State Park
Iron Hill Trail - length: 3.9 mile loop difficulty: moderate blaze color: blue Trailhead location: The parking lot for this trail is located of Red Top Mountain Road, on the right a half mile past the campground. It is a graveled trail that is accessible to both hikers and bicycles. From the parking lot, follow the directional signs to the trailhead. This scenic trail is a loop that winds along the banks of the lake through a historic area that was once home to an active iron mining community in the mid 1800's. Along the way you have the opportunity to observe both native wildlife and a profusion of native plants.
-Red Top Trail Map -
Allatoona Creek Regional Park
Six Bike Trails - Total length: 5.50 miles difficulty: moderate
Located in the northwest portion of Cobb County, this park consists of 1,450 acres leased from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Large open fields give way to forest as the property connects to Lake Allatoona. Two creeks, Little Allatoona & Big Allatoona, merge as you near the lake. For more information please contact the Cobb County Parks, Recreation, Cultural Affairs Department at 770-528-8800.
Trail Map
Cartersville Parks and Recreation
Pine Mountain Trail- Total length: 4.38 miles difficulty: moderate/strenuous Trailhead location: GA Highway Spur 20 near the Bartow Beach Rd turnoff.
This is a City of Cartersville trail open 7 days a week for hiking; mountain bike usage only on Wednesday & Saturdays. Bikes must follow directional sign on those days. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS. There are several loops for hikers with 6 different blaze colors. Mountain Bike schedule: Wednesdays (orange route) Saturdays (blue route) Mountain Bikers must wear helmets. For more information and directions to Pine Mountain trail, please call the Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department at 770-387-5626.
-Pine Mountain Trail Map-
Bikers & Four-wheelers:
Before You Ride,
Read our Off-Road Policy
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Please observe the following safety tips:
- Do not leave children unsupervised.
- Be careful when biking the trail. Be aware that poisonous snakes and stinging insects may be encountered.
- Enjoy wildlife and plant life only by looking at it. Take only memories and leave only tracks.
- Please carry out all trash and litter.