Cycling in Atlanta, GA

Very similar to the Rico Starr Loop, the Cedar Grove Loop is twice as long, offering more of the serene, picturesque country atmosphere. Due to the length, it's recommended for intermediate to advanced cyclists; however, if you're a novice and have some time to kill, this could be a great option for you as well! Be sure to pack a lot of water for this long haul. This is also a great opportunity to explore the quaint little community of Serenbe, which can easily become an all-day affair. Be sure to check out Peachtree Bikes while you're there!

Ride through the beautiful backroads of Cartersville on the Bud Plant ride. You'll encounter rolling hills, sprawling farmland and low traffic on routes that range from 15 to 100-plus miles.

The Arabia Mountain PATH features road cycling without traffic on a two lane trail system through Rockdale County that connects Panola Mountain State Park to Arabia Mountain.

The Rico Starr Loop is a very scenic and peaceful option for those looking for a cycling route outside the perimeter, with very little traffic to dodge. This ride is great for novices and experienced cyclists alike, as it is mostly a flat ride. This is also a great opportunity to explore the quaint little community of Serenbe, which can easily become an all-day affair. Be sure to check out Peachtree Bikes while you're there!

A leisurely bike ride along the Big Creek Greenway makes for traffic-free cycling on a relatively flat paved trail that runs alongside the Big Creek.

One of the few uninterrupted paved trails in Georgia, this is the perfect training ride to get in your cycling distance.

The Stone Mountain Trail is a 19 mile paved path which links Midtown Atlanta to Stone Mountain Park. It includes the Freedom Park Trail and intersects with the Atlanta Beltline along the way.