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Sope Creek has a network of single track trails that are great to build fitness and skills for any rider wishing to get better at technical sections and climbs.
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At Yellow River Trail, be prepared for mountain biking with short, steep climbs and pleasant forest scenery tucked on the outskirts of Atlanta suburbia.
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Olde Rope Mill Park has some great mountain biking trails that are tucked away in a wooded area on the outskirts of Metro Atlanta. Little River runs through the park, and although most trails do not run right alongside it, you can view it from several points on the trails, and it provides a very relaxing spot after your ride. It also has a paved area, which is great for a cool down, beginners, and for families.
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Blankets Creek has become one of the most renowned and well-ridden trails in the entire country. There are a total of 7 different trails that range in difficulty from beginner to expert, making it a great place for families and expert riders alike. The trails are wooded, and situated next to Lake Allatoona, with a few creeks that run through the area as well. If you've never been here, you need to check it out; you won't be disappointed!
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Big Creek Park is a great hidden gem on the Roswell/Alpharetta line that caters to mountain bikers of all levels. It's a great escape that creates the illusion of being in the country without having to travel too far out of the city or suburbia. This park is a particularly great place for novices to learn to ride, due to the abundance of expertly maintained trails.
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Get ready for rugged adventure (and some fast downhill pedaling) riding this scenic hidden gem that features spectacular mountain views on the world's largest college campus. This trail offers a little bit of something for everyone- from narrow rock gardens to a historic home and beautiful reservoir, it will surely leave you dreaming of your next visit!
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Allatoona Creek Park is a great 15 mile multi-use trail system, geared specifically towards mountain bikers, with singletracks ranging from beginner to expert. It is situated right next to Lake Allatoona, and many of the trails run alongside or over Little and Big Allatoona Creeks.
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The trails at Sope Creek are situated alongside a tributary to the Chattahoochee River, and have a lot of history behind them. The trails here are all intermediate, and they connect to the ever popular Cochran Shoals trail system as well. Both provide views of creeks and the Chattahoochee River, offering some lovely vistas during your ride.
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