2,438 trails · 2,423 miles in 97 of Georgia's 159 counties · 503 miles open to Class 1 · 11 WMA e-bike notes read · Rules verified October 29 to 31, 2026

Quick Answer: Georgia lets Class 1 and 2 e-bikes ride bike and shared use paths unless the manager bars them, keeps Class 3 beside highways unless permitted, and leaves dirt trails closed to motor vehicles to the manager. State park trails take Class 1 only. Of 2,423 mapped miles, 503 are open to Class 1 and 285 to Class 3.

Every e-bike in our full range ships free to Georgia within the contiguous United States.

Georgia bike trails map 2026 cover: WHERE eBIKES CAN RIDE, TRAIL BY TRAIL beside the Cochran Shoals Trail, a wide crushed-stone trail curving through the Chattahoochee's wooded flood plain, with a stat of 503 miles open to Class 1

The Cochran Shoals Trail in the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, a crushed-stone fitness loop where the superintendent's compendium allows e-bikes where traditional bicycles are allowed, in a scene generated with Playcut from a photograph of the trail by Thomson200.

Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, purple Class 1 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Each line is a trail or path from Georgia DNR's state park and WMA records, the Atlanta Regional Commission's inventory, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., Forsyth County, the USDA Forest Service, the National Park Service or OpenStreetMap, colored by the e-bike rule that governs it. The numbers mark Georgia's twelve regional commissions, in the order the regions appear below.

Georgia's e-bike law opens the state's bike paths to a Class 1 or 2 and lets the city, county or state agency that runs each one close it.

O.C.G.A. § 40-6-303(a)(1) says "Any class I electric assisted bicycle or class II electric assisted bicycle shall be authorized to be operated on any bicycle path or shared use path where bicycles are permitted to be operated; provided, however, that a local authority or state agency may prohibit the operation of a class I electric assisted bicycle or class II electric assisted bicycle on any bicycle path or shared use path within its jurisdiction."

Paragraph (2) sets the Class 3 line: "No class III electric assisted bicycle shall be operated on a bicycle path or shared use path unless such path is within or adjacent to a highway or unless operation of such device is permitted on such path by the local authority or state agency having jurisdiction over such path."

Your e-bike On a bicycle or shared use path, by default What the path's manager may do
Class 1 or Class 2 Rides it where bicycles are permitted (§ 40-6-303(a)(1)) Prohibit it ((a)(1))
Class 3 Rides it only within or beside a highway (§ 40-6-303(a)(2)) Permit it elsewhere ((a)(2))
Any class, on a natural-surface trail designated for nonmotorized vehicles No default: the subsection does not apply (§ 40-6-303(a)(3)) Decide which devices ride ((a)(3))

The General Assembly wrote those rules in HB 454, Act 56 of 2019, in force since July 1, 2019. Of every bill filed since, through the 2026 sessions, only HB 497 of 2021, a Code Revision act, has touched § 40-6-303, and it changed paragraph (b)'s wording, not the path rules.

227 managers share that power across this map. Each trail below carries its manager's name and, where the manager's rule could be read, what that rule says about e-bikes, with a link to it. The same rows sit in the trail register, so you can check any ride trail by trail.

For the rest of Georgia's e-bike law, from equipment to road rules, read Georgia e-bike laws. To compare Georgia's trail rules with other states', open bike trails by state.

Riding across the line? The same trail-by-trail map exists for Florida bike trails on Georgia's southern border, and for Arkansas, Texas, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Maine, New York, Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Washington State. Our national guide to e-bike trails near you shows how to find any trail's manager in the US.

Takeaway

A Class 1 e-bike reaches the most of Georgia: 503 mapped miles, against 330 for a Class 2 and 285 for a Class 3. Georgia's state park trails take a Class 1 alone, and the national forest closes every trail its Motor Vehicle Use Map leaves off, whatever your class.

56% of the mapped miles read gray, and most of that gray lies under the 160 cities, towns and counties whose own e-bike rule could not be read: 853.0 miles in all, 102 of them on Peachtree City's paths. The downloadable register says why each gray trail is gray.

In this guide

How to read the map

Find your trail's color, then find its manager. Green means you may ride any class, blue a Class 1 or 2, orange a Class 1 alone, and dashed red means a published rule or a federal regulation keeps your e-bike off. Purple marks the park trails open to every class under the Park Service's pedaling rule, so on a Class 2, keep pedaling.

Gray holds three kinds of trail: one whose rule reads two ways, with both readings printed below; one whose manager's rule could not be read or is not posted; and private or nonprofit land, where the owner decides. The register names the case for each.

A color is the rule, and the sign at the trailhead still binds you. A hunting-season closure on a WMA, a seasonal date on the forest's motor vehicle map or a posted speed limit applies on top of the color. The region tables print the limits each rule sets: 15 mph on Forsyth County's Big Creek Greenway and on Glynn County's paths, and 20 mph with no rider under 18 on Woodstock's trails.

Your bike's label tells you its class. § 40-6-302(a) says "Any electric assisted bicycle manufactured on and after January 1, 2020, shall be equipped with a permanently affixed label in a prominent location which identifies such device as a class I, II, or III electric assisted bicycle along with the motor wattage and top assisted speed capability."

Under § 40-1-1(15.3) an electric assisted bicycle is "a device with two or three wheels which has a saddle and fully operative pedals for human propulsion and also has an electric motor having a power output of not more than 750 watts". A bike with a bigger motor is not an e-bike under Georgia law, and none of this map's e-bike rules apply to it.

Who decides on each trail

State law sets the default; the manager writes the exception. The table below sorts every mapped mile by the kind of body that manages it. Read across to see what that body lets you ride.

Who manages the trail Trails Miles What e-bikes may do
Georgia State Parks: trails that allow bicycles 108 135.6 Class 1 only, where bicycles may ride
WMA trails inside a state park 15 25.7 Class 1 only: the state parks' rule applies too
Wildlife management areas: trails the Division opens to bicycles 38 136.6 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride
Wildlife management areas whose listing keeps e-bikes to roads 2 7.3 Closed on trails: e-bikes keep to roads open to motor vehicles
Wildlife management areas: ways no Division record lists 44 37.8 Gray: bicycles keep to open roads unless a trail is designated
Public land where two records disagree on bicycles 18 9.8 Gray: one public record lists no bicycles
National forests: trails on the Motor Vehicle Use Map 61 102.8 Class 1, 2 and 3, as motor vehicles
National forests: trails a record lists for motor vehicles, not on the map 11 9.3 Gray: not designated on the Motor Vehicle Use Map
National forests: the Appalachian Trail 3 23.5 Closed: no bicycles or e-bikes
National forests: every other trail 230 498.1 Closed: e-bikes count as motor vehicles
Chattahoochee River NRA: the compendium's bicycle routes 9 9.7 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles ride, pedaling
Chattahoochee River NRA: trails off the compendium's list 8 3.5 Gray: read two ways
Chickamauga's Green Trail; Ocmulgee's Heritage and River trails 3 2.9 Open where the park designates: see each below
Other national park trails 17 8.8 Closed: not designated for e-bikes
McQueen's Island Trail (two records) 1 5.8 Gray: two records, both printed
National park land, unit not identified 3 0.5 Gray: the unit could not be identified
Army Corps of Engineers lakes 25 23.5 Gray: no District Commander's e-bike designation read
National wildlife refuges 3 6.1 Gray: no refuge manager's determination read
Military installations 8 21.3 Gray: the installation's rules were not read
Cities and counties: a rule of their own that reaches e-bikes 62 94.6 Each government's own rule: see each below
Cities and counties: a rule that leaves e-bikes unsettled 121 176.1 Unsettled: see each below
Cities and counties whose rule could not be read 1,477 943.7 Gray: state law's default, which the local rule may change
Jekyll Island Authority 12 16.0 Class 1 and 2; Class 3 beside a road: the state's rules, which the Authority's code adopts
Stone Mountain Park 1 0.1 Closed: bikes keep to paved roads
Other state land 21 23.9 Gray: the agency's rule was not read
Private, nonprofit and institutional land 172 100.2 The owner decides
All Georgia 2,438 2,423.2 Map above; every trail by region below

Each row's miles add up its trails' stretches, rounded so that the rows make the state's 2,423.2 mapped miles. A trail whose stretches fall under two rules sits in each row with the miles that lie there, so a trail found twice is one trail with two rules.

Takeaway

Cities and counties manage 50% of the mapped miles, 1,220 in all. Of the 174 cities, towns and counties that manage a mapped trail, 14 have an e-bike rule or posted trail rules that were read for this map, covering 30% of their miles.

How to choose your e-bike

Georgia State Parks trails

In a state park you may ride a Class 1 on the trails and roads that allow bicycles, and any other class stays off them. Georgia DNR's state parks biking page says "Class 1 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and trails that also allow bicycles", and the parks' answers to visitors' questions repeat the sentence word for word.

The parks' rule decides which trails those are. Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 391-5-1-.05(c)1 says "Bicycles shall be ridden on designated bicycle trails or roads only" and "Bicycles shall be neither ridden or pushed along designated nature trails or footpaths."

The parks hold 136 mapped miles of trail that their records or the trail's own tags open to bicycles, on 21 parks: Cloudland Canyon's, Fort Mountain's, Hard Labor Creek's and Fort Yargo's mountain bike trails among them. On every one of those miles you may ride a Class 1 alone.

On 9.8 more miles of public land, most of them in Cloudland Canyon and Standing Boy Creek state parks, one record shows bicycles and another shows none, so those trails read gray. A "hiking only" sign at the trailhead settles one of them; if you find none, ask the park office before you ride.

Wildlife management areas

On a wildlife management area, your e-bike rides where a bicycle may, and a bicycle may ride only open roads, designated trails or areas and, for hunter access, closed roads.

Under Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 391-4-2-.62(1)(c), the word bicycle "includes electric assisted bicycles", and paragraph (2) says "Horses, bicycles and all motor vehicles, including off-road vehicles, are restricted to open roads. Provided, however, that horses and bicycles may use designated trails or designated areas; bicycles may be used on closed roads for hunter access".

The Wildlife Resources Division's 2026-2027 regulations guide puts the classes plainly: "Electric bicycles (750 watts or less) may be used the same as pedal powered bicycles." On the 117 mapped miles of trail its records open to bicycles, you may ride any class; Crockford-Pigeon Mountain, Dawson Forest, the Upatoi Natural Area, Silver Lake and Paulding Forest hold most of them.

Where a WMA shares ground with a state park, at Standing Boy Creek, Tallulah Gorge and Panola Mountain, the parks' rule applies too, so on those 25.7 mapped miles you may ride a Class 1 alone.

The guide's own listing for an area can take that back. For 11 WMAs it prints the note "Electric bicycles restricted to roads open for motor vehicles." Most of those WMAs lie on national forest land, where the forest's rule already governs; on Chattahoochee WMA the note closes 7.3 mapped miles of trail the Division manages.

Two more rules ride along. Paragraph (7) says "Trails and areas open to horses and bicycles may be closed during certain hunting seasons or certain times of day to avoid user conflicts," so check the area's dates before you ride in deer season. And where a trail appears in none of the Division's records, 38 mapped miles, it reads gray until the area's office tells you it is designated.

The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests

On the national forest, an e-bike is a motor vehicle, and you may ride it only where the Motor Vehicle Use Map opens a trail or road. The Forest Service defines a motor vehicle as "Any vehicle which is self-propelled" (36 CFR 212.1), and 36 CFR 261.13 makes it "prohibited to possess or operate a motor vehicle on National Forest System lands in that administrative unit or Ranger District other than in accordance with those designations".

The agency's statement on e-bikes says "Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are allowed on motorized trails and roads on national forests and grasslands," and adds that "Local Forest Service officials may consider new opportunities for e-bike use on non-motorized trails and in non-motorized areas by utilizing a designation process in accordance with the Travel Management Rule (36 CFR Part 212, Subpart B)."

No Chattahoochee-Oconee trail record lists e-bike use on a trail closed to motor vehicles, so the forest's 634 mapped miles follow the motor vehicle map: open on the routes it opens to motor vehicles, closed on every other trail, and gray on the few miles where a trail record and the map disagree.

Motorized trails

The 103 mapped miles of trail on the forest's Motor Vehicle Use Map, 61 trails in all, take your e-bike as a motor vehicle, whatever its class. They include the Town Creek loops in the Oconee and the off-highway vehicle trails at Tatum Lead, Oakey Mountain, Davenport Mountain and Moates Knob.

The forest's off-highway vehicle page tells you "Road, trail, and area users must comply with the Motor Vehicle Use Map," and the map's dates bind: a route can open for part of the year only.

Two texts disagree here, and both are printed. The Wildlife Resources Division's guide says "ON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS, horses and bicycles may be used on lands not otherwise closed. Electric bicycles are restricted to roads open for motor vehicles." The Forest Service's own statement adds motorized trails.

On the forest the Forest Service's designations govern, and r. 391-4-2-.60(6) says "U.S. Forest Service regulations shall apply on all WMAs located on National Forest lands"; if you want no doubt, keep to the roads.

On 9.3 mapped miles a trail record lists motorized use while the map's trail layer draws no route; those read gray until the ranger district confirms the designation.

The Appalachian Trail

No e-bike rides the Appalachian Trail. The Division's guide says "Horses, bicycles, and electric bicycles are prohibited on the Appalachian Trail," and the trail is no motorized route on the forest's map, so its 23.5 mapped miles in Georgia read closed. The forest's trail records list bicycles among the trail's allowed uses; under the guide and 36 CFR 261.13 your e-bike stays off either way.

Every other forest trail

The rest, 498 mapped miles, are closed to every class. They include the Pinhoti and Benton MacKaye trails, the Chattooga River Trail, and the forest's mountain bike trails at Bear Creek, Stonewall Falls and Bull Mountain. A pedal bicycle may ride many of them; your e-bike may not, until the forest designates them through the process its own statement describes.

National park units

In a national park unit you may ride an e-bike only where the superintendent designates it. 36 CFR 4.30(i) says "The use of an electric bicycle is prohibited in locations not designated by the Superintendent," and off roads open to public motor vehicles "using the electric motor exclusively to move an electric bicycle for an extended period of time without pedaling is prohibited" (4.30(i)(3)).

Park unit What your e-bike may ride Mapped miles
Chattahoochee River NRA The signed routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek, any class while you pedal 9.7
Chattahoochee River NRA, its other trails Read two ways, so gray 3.4
Chickamauga Battlefield The Green Trail, any class while you pedal 0.5
Chickamauga Battlefield, its other trails Closed: not designated 6.1
Ocmulgee Mounds The Heritage Trail and the River Trail, Class 1 and 2 2.4
Kennesaw Mountain Closed on trails; park roads and parking areas only 2.2
Cumberland Island Closed on designated trails 0.4
McQueen's Island Trail Two land records, both printed, so gray 5.8

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. The 2025 compendium says "E-bikes are allowed in the park where traditional bicycles are allowed." It opens Cochran Shoals' signed routes and "the following surfaced multi-use trails: Riverside trail located adjacent to Ivy Mill, West Palisades along the Bob Callan Trail adjacent to Rottenwood Creek, Cochran Shoals along the fitness loop and the designated bike trails in the Sope Creek area." You may ride those routes, 9.7 mapped miles, on any class while you pedal.

36 CFR 7.90(a) says "The Superintendent may designate all or a portion of the following trails as open to bicycle use" and lists ten, from Abbotts Bridge to the Roswell Riverwalk in Vickery Creek; the compendium names fewer. On the 3.4 mapped miles off its list, both readings are printed and the trails are gray.

Inside the recreation area's boundary, much of the riverside ground is not the Park Service's at all. Azalea, Garrard Landing, Cauley Creek, Rogers Bridge, Settles Bridge and Chattahoochee Pointe are city or county parks, and most of their trails take their own manager's rule, shown with Roswell, Johns Creek, Duluth, Gwinnett and Forsyth below; a few stretches at Garrard Landing and Rogers Bridge carry no city or county record and read as the recreation area's.

Takeaway

Along the Chattahoochee, ride the signed routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek on any class while you pedal. On the recreation area's other trails, and in the city and county parks inside its boundary, read the manager's rule first: the NRA's own list and its compendium disagree, and a park's own manager may decide.

Chickamauga Battlefield. The compendium says "Trails - The following trails have been authorized for bicycle and e-bike use: Chickamauga Battlefield: Green Trail located between lower parking lot at Visitor Center to Glenn-Kelly Road", 0.5 mapped miles you may ride; the battlefield's other 6.1 mapped miles are not designated and read closed.

Ocmulgee Mounds. The compendium admits "Class 1 and Class 2 electric bicycles" on the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail and the River Trail, 2.4 mapped miles, "where traditional bicycles are also allowed".

Kennesaw Mountain and Cumberland Island. Kennesaw Mountain's compendium says "Bicycles are prohibited on all unpaved surfaces in the park, including trails," and admits Class 1 and Class 2 on "Open Park roads and parking areas" alone. Cumberland Island's compendium says "Bicycles and E-Bikes are not allowed on designated trails." Keep your e-bike off both parks' trails.

Fort Pulaski and McQueen's Island. Fort Pulaski's compendium says "E-bikes are allowed in Fort Pulaski National Monument where traditional bicycles are allowed" and closes the moat wall, the demilune and the fort itself to bicycles. It also sets the hours of the McQueen's Island Trail: "McQueen's trail is open during daylight hours."

The federal land records give that trail's ground to Chatham County, whose rule could not be read, so its 5.8 mapped miles carry both records and read gray. Ride it in daylight, pedaling, and ask the county about a Class 3.

Corps lakes, refuges and military land

On an Army Corps of Engineers lake, a bicycle counts as a vehicle, and a vehicle keeps to authorized roads unless the District Commander designates otherwise. 36 CFR 327.2(a) lists "bicycles, or any other such equipment" among vehicles, and (c) says "The operation and/or parking of a vehicle off authorized roadways is prohibited except at locations and times designated by the District Commander."

No District Commander's e-bike designation was read, so the 24 mapped miles on Corps land, at West Point Lake, Carters Lake, Lake Allatoona, J. Strom Thurmond Lake and Lake Hartwell among them, read gray; ask the lake's project office before you ride.

On a national wildlife refuge, the refuge manager decides. 50 CFR 27.31(m) treats an e-bike as a bicycle "If the refuge manager determines that electric bicycle (also known as e-bike) use is a compatible use on roads or trails". No determination for Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge was read, so its 6.1 mapped miles read gray; ask the refuge before you ride.

On a military installation, the installation's rules decide, and they were not read. Of the 21.3 mapped miles on military land, gray on this map, Fort Moore's mountain bike trails and its stretch of the Columbus riverwalk carry most; Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay and Fort Stewart hold the rest.

Jekyll Island and Stone Mountain

Two state authorities run their own grounds. Stone Mountain Park's rules say "Bikes must be kept on paved roads", so you may not ride its trails on a bicycle or an e-bike.

The Jekyll Island Authority's own code decides the island's paths. Section 24-1(a) of its Code of Ordinances says "The Uniform Rules of the Road contained in O.C.G.A. tit. 40, Ch. 6 and the definitions contained in O.C.G.A. § 40-1-1 are hereby adopted as the traffic regulations of the authority".

Section 24-2 keeps motor vehicles, defined by § 40-1-1(33), which leaves an e-bike out, off "the bicycle paths". So the state's default governs: on the 8.4 mapped miles of paths away from a road a Class 1 or 2 rides, and on the 7.5 beside a road a Class 3 rides too.

What the Authority bars is the e-bike business. Section 24-32 says "No license shall be issued for the renting of e-bikes on the island or for delivery to the island" and "E-bike tours and rentals are prohibited." Bring your own e-bike to Jekyll.

City and county rules

Under Georgia law, a city or county decides whether your e-bike rides its paths. § 40-6-303(a)(1) lets a local authority "prohibit the operation of a class I electric assisted bicycle or class II electric assisted bicycle on any bicycle path or shared use path within its jurisdiction", and (a)(2) lets it permit a Class 3 away from a highway.

174 cities, towns and counties manage 1,220 mapped miles, half of this map. Where no record names a trail's manager, the map gives it to the city or town it lies in, or outside every city to its county; 738 of the local miles are placed that way, and the register flags each one.

Government Law or page Where it applies What it does Trails Miles
Athens-Clarke County Athens-Clarke County, Firefly Trail page the Firefly Trail and the North Oconee River Greenway Unsettled: open to 'non-motorized modes' 2 11.2
City of Atlanta Atlanta Code §§ 110-86, 110-87, as the BeltLine's trail rules page states them a BeltLine trail segment (Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.'s trail layer, or a way named for the BeltLine) Unsettled: 'No motorized vehicles' under city ordinance, which the BeltLine's page cites and does not quote 22 23.0
City of Brookhaven Brookhaven Police Department, Bicycles & E-Bike Safety; O.C.G.A. § 40-6-303(a)(2) a Brookhaven trail measured beside a public road (roadside fraction >= 0.8; our measure of 'adjacent', labelled) Class 1, 2 and 3; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider 4 1.8
City of Brookhaven Brookhaven Police Department, Bicycles & E-Bike Safety a Brookhaven trail that is not natural-surface, away from a road Class 1 and 2 4 1.8
City of Carrollton Carrollton GreenBelt trail rules (approved by the city, per the page) the Carrollton GreenBelt and its spurs Unsettled: open to 'non-motorized users', with a motor definition that lists no e-bike 4 16.9
City of Columbus Columbus Parks and Recreation, Riverwalk rules of conduct the Chattahoochee RiverWalk (Columbus Consolidated Government) Unsettled: 'No motorized vehicles' in its posted rules of conduct 3 12.2
City of Conyers City of Conyers, Georgia International Horse Park mountain bike trails page a trail in the Georgia International Horse Park Unsettled: motorcycles and ATVs barred, e-bikes not named 4 11.6
City of LaGrange City of LaGrange Park Rules (12), citing City Code ch. 15-15 a LaGrange trail stretch inside a park (an OpenStreetMap park polygon in the city: Granger, Calumet and Pedal parks) Closed to e-bikes 3 0.8
City of Peachtree City Peachtree City Code ch. 78 (paths), not readable a Peachtree City multi-use path Not read: the city's 2026 path ordinance could not be read 643 102.4
City of Peachtree Corners City of Peachtree Corners, Town Green rules (news of October 21, 2026) the Town Green (OpenStreetMap park polygon) Closed to e-bikes 1 0.2
City of Peachtree Corners City of Peachtree Corners, E-Bike and E-Scooter Laws a Peachtree Corners trail outside the Town Green Unsettled: the city lists e-bikes on multi-use paths 'where permitted by state and local regulations' 6 1.1
City of Sandy Springs City of Sandy Springs, E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Micro-Mobility; O.C.G.A. § 40-6-303(a)(2) a Sandy Springs trail measured beside a public road (roadside fraction >= 0.8; our measure of 'adjacent', labelled) Class 1, 2 and 3; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider 6 2.1
City of Sandy Springs City of Sandy Springs, E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Micro-Mobility a Sandy Springs trail that is not natural-surface, away from a road Class 1 and 2 5 1.8
City of Woodstock Woodstock Code § 32-4(a), (b) a Woodstock natural-surface trail outside Olde Rope Mill Park Closed to e-bikes 1 0.3
City of Woodstock Woodstock Code § 32-4(b), as amended by Ordinance No. 2026-022 a Woodstock paved trail or paved bicycle path, or a trail in Olde Rope Mill Park (its Taylor Randahl Memorial Mountain Bike Trails) Class 1 only; riders 18 and over; 20 mph 7 11.7
City of Woodstock Woodstock Code § 32-4(b) a Woodstock trail outside Olde Rope Mill Park whose record gives no surface Unsettled: the permission covers paved trails 9 2.5
Forsyth County Forsyth County Parks & Recreation, Big Creek Greenway Rules the Big Creek Greenway where Forsyth County manages it Class 1 and 2; 15 mph on the greenway 2 16.9
Forsyth County Forsyth County trail inventory (Trails - ParksGroundsAssets, layer 35), field 'eBikes' a county park trail whose record in the county's trail inventory carries eBikes 'Yes' Class 1 and 2 (the county's trail record lists e-bikes); Class 3 unsettled 7 6.6
Forsyth County Forsyth County trail inventory (Trails - ParksGroundsAssets, layer 35), field 'eBikes' a county park trail whose record in the county's trail inventory carries eBikes 'No' Closed to e-bikes 20 19.3
Forsyth County Forsyth County Parks & Recreation, park and greenway rules a Forsyth County trail outside the county's trail inventory, other than the Big Creek Greenway Unsettled: read two ways 14 7.8
Glynn County Glynn County Code §§ 2-13-55, 2-13-56 (as amended September 4, 2025), per the county's release a county-maintained multi-use, shared-use or bicycle path in unincorporated Glynn County, away from a road Class 1 and 2; 15 mph; helmets under 16; Class 3 unsettled 5 7.9
Glynn County Glynn County Code §§ 2-13-55, 2-13-56, per the county's release; O.C.G.A. § 40-6-303(a)(2) a Glynn County path measured beside a public road (roadside fraction >= 0.8; our measure of 'adjacent', labelled) Class 1, 2 and 3; 15 mph; helmets under 16; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider 2 23.6
Gwinnett County Gwinnett County Parks & Recreation, Trail Rules a trail in a Gwinnett County park (not a road side path) Unsettled: 'No motorized vehicles' beside 'Motorized personal mobility devices permitted' 56 87.6
Town of Braselton Braselton Code § 23-209; § 11-105(1)(B)(17) a Braselton natural-surface trail (the Mulberry River Walk Trail) Unsettled: the code bars 'any motorized or electric vehicle' in a recreation facility and names no e-bike there 1 2.2

Rules that name e-bikes

Forsyth County. The county's Big Creek Greenway rules say "The speed limit is 15 mph. Class I and II electric bicycles are permitted. Golf carts, ATVs, motorized scooters, motorized skateboards, class 3 electric bicycles, hover boards, and similar devices are prohibited." On the county's 16.9 mapped miles of the greenway you may ride a Class 1 or 2.

Forsyth's own trail inventory answers for its park trails one by one in a field it labels "eBikes": 6.6 mapped miles carry "Yes" and 19.3 carry "No", and the map follows each answer. A "Yes" names no class, so a Class 3 reads unsettled there.

Glynn County. The county's release of September 5, 2025, reports that its board amended "Section 2-13-55 and Section 2-13-56, which regulates the use of bicycles, electric bicycles (E-bikes), electric play vehicles, and other wheeled conveyances on county-maintained paths and sidewalks", with "A speed limit of 15 mph for bicycles and E-bikes" on paths in unincorporated Glynn County.

The release names no class, so on St. Simons Island's trail system and the county's other paths you may ride a Class 1 or 2, and a Class 3 only where the path runs beside a road: 23.6 of the county's mapped miles. The ordinance's own text sits on a host this map could not read.

Woodstock. The city's Ordinance No. 2026-022, which its council adopted on July 13, 2026, rewrote the park code's motor vehicle rule. Section 32-4(b) now says "Persons age 18 and over shall be permitted to ride Class I electric assisted bicycles, otherwise known as a Class I e-bikes," on "paved trails, paved bicycle paths and Taylor Randahl Memorial Mountain Bike Trails at Old Rope Mill Park", at no more than "20 miles per hour".

So on Woodstock's 11.7 mapped miles of paved trail and Old Rope Mill singletrack, a rider 18 or over may ride a Class 1, and nobody may ride a Class 2 or 3. The city's other natural-surface trails keep e-bikes off, and where a stretch's record gives no surface, 2.5 mapped miles, the trail reads unsettled.

Four more cities post their own e-bike words, and you can read each rule where it is quoted:

City What its own page says Your e-bike there
Brookhaven Its police department's bicycle and e-bike page: "Class 1 e-bikes are permitted on roads, bike lanes, and multiuse trails", and Class 2 bikes "are permitted in the same locations" A Class 1 or 2 on 1.8 mapped miles away from a road; a Class 3 too on the 1.8 beside one
Sandy Springs Its e-bike page: Class 1 and Class 2 "are permitted on bike paths", and a Class 3 only "when the path is adjacent to or within a highway" A Class 1 or 2 on 1.8 mapped miles away from a road; a Class 3 too on the 2.1 beside one
LaGrange Its park rules, "As enumerated in City Code Chapter 15-15": "The use of motorcycles, dirt bikes, E-bikes, ATV's or motorized vehicles of any kind or similar vehicles designed for off-road use are prohibited within public parks." Closed on the 0.8 mapped miles inside a city park; the rest of The Thread reads gray
Peachtree Corners Its Town Green notice: "E-bikes and e-scooters are always prohibited on Town Green property"; its e-bike page lists multi-use paths "where permitted by state and local regulations" and names none Closed on the Town Green's 0.2 mapped miles; unsettled on the other 1.1

Rules against "motorized" vehicles

Georgia's code says a motor vehicle is "every vehicle which is self-propelled other than a personal delivery device, an electric assisted bicycle, or an electric personal assistive mobility device (EPAMD)" (§ 40-1-1(33)). A posted rule that bars "motorized vehicles" without that definition can be read two ways for your e-bike, so these trails read gray and both readings are printed:

  • Gwinnett County's park trails. The county's trail rules list "No motorized vehicles" beside "Motorized personal mobility devices permitted", 88 mapped miles.
  • The Atlanta BeltLine. Its rules page says "No motorized vehicles allowed on trail (Ord. Sec. 110-86, 110-87)" and asks riders to "Park scooters and other e-devices off trail", 23.0 mapped miles.
  • The Columbus RiverWalk. Its rules of conduct open with "No motorized vehicles", 12.2 mapped miles.
  • Athens-Clarke's Firefly Trail and Oconee River Greenway. The Firefly Trail page says the trail "is available for use by pedestrians, bicyclists, and any other non-motorized modes of transportation", 11.2 mapped miles.
  • The Carrollton GreenBelt. Its trail rules say "The trail is open to all non-motorized users" and list golf carts, scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, hoverboards and power wheels as motorized, with no e-bike in the list, 16.9 mapped miles.
  • The Georgia International Horse Park. Conyers' trails page says "No Motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles on trails. Motorized wheelchairs are allowed." and never names e-bikes, 11.6 mapped miles.
  • Braselton's Mulberry River Walk. The town's code bars "any motorized or electric vehicle in a recreation facility except upon roadways designated and maintained for vehicular traffic" (§ 23-209), while its golf cart ordinance defines an electric bicycle apart and admits it on paved recreation paths; the River Walk is natural-surface, so ask the town before you ride its 2.2 mapped miles.

Athens-Clarke's trails page also says "Bicycle use is prohibited on all natural surface trails except the mountain bike trails at Walker Park and the small hillside natural surface trail at Dudley Park connecting the lower parking lot with the Firefly Trail." On the Walker Park trails a bicycle rides; the unified government's e-bike rule there was not read.

Rules that could not be read

Peachtree City, the largest local manager on this map, could not be read. Its paths page describes "100+ mile network of shared-use paths for pedestrians, cyclists, and Motorized carts" and sends you to "Peachtree City Ordinance 1253, Chapters 70 and 78" for the rules of path use. Those chapters sit on a host this map could not read, so the city's 102 mapped miles read gray; read the posted rules at the path, or ask City Hall at 770-487-7657.

In all, 160 governments' rules could not be read. The websites of 130 of them answered on October 31, 2026, 115 with park or trail pages, and no page read states an e-bike rule for the trails on this map; 78 of those sites link a code on Municode, which refused our requests, and the rest link none from the pages read. The other 30 sites could not be read, 29 of them behind a bot check.

Dawson County's Styles Park page does say "No motorized vehicles of any kind (e-bikes are permitted)" for that park's dirt trails, which no source layer maps yet, so you will not find them on this map.

On their 853.0 mapped miles, state law's default would let you ride a Class 1 or 2 on a paved path open to bicycles, but the local rule may change that, so those trails read gray. On a natural-surface trail designated for nonmotorized vehicles the statute sets no default at all: § 40-6-303(a)(3) leaves it to the manager.

PATH Foundation, the nonprofit that built many of metro Atlanta's trails, the Silver Comet and the Stone Mountain Trail among them, answers in its FAQ that e-bikes may ride "As long as they do not exceed 20 mph! That would be Class 1 for e-bikes." The same FAQ suggests that "the Department of Parks and Recreation in the respective city or county is contacted to ensure that any of their requirements are met."

Named trails riders ask about

The trails people search for by name, each with every rule that governs its mapped miles. A row adds up all of a trail's mapped stretches; where a trail crosses several managers, each manager's rule is listed with its miles, rounded so a row's parts add to its total.

Trail Miles mapped Managed by What e-bikes may do
Silver Comet Trail 66.5 Polk County; Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulding Forest Wma; Cobb County and 8 more 46.4 mi: Rule could not be read
10.7 mi: Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
9.2 mi: Unsettled
0.2 mi: Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Atlanta BeltLine 23.0 City of Atlanta 23.0 mi: Unsettled
Big Creek Greenway (Forsyth County and Alpharetta) 24.9 Forsyth County; City of Alpharetta; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 16.9 mi: Class 1 and 2; 15 mph on the greenway
6.7 mi: Rule could not be read
1.3 mi: Unsettled
The Appalachian Trail in Georgia 23.5 Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 23.5 mi: Closed to e-bikes
Jekyll Island's paths 16.0 Jekyll Island Authority 8.4 mi: Class 1 and 2; no e-bike rentals or tours on the island
7.5 mi: Class 1, 2 and 3; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider; no e-bike rentals or tours on the island
0.1 mi: Unsettled
Cumberland Island National Seashore 0.4 Cumberland Island National Seashore 0.4 mi: Closed to e-bikes
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area 13.2 Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area 9.7 mi: Class 1, 2 and 3; off public roads the motor may not move the bike without pedaling
3.5 mi: Unsettled
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park 2.2 Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park 2.2 mi: Closed to e-bikes
Peachtree City's paths 102.4 City of Peachtree City 102.4 mi: City path ordinance not readable
Firefly Trail (Athens) 13.6 Athens-Clarke County; Greene County; City of Woodville and 4 more 8.0 mi: Rule could not be read
4.9 mi: Unsettled
0.7 mi: Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Blankets Creek (Cherokee County) 14.4 Cherokee County 14.4 mi: Rule could not be read
McQueen's Island Trail 5.8 Chatham County 5.8 mi: Unsettled
Augusta Canal Trail 1.2 Augusta-Richmond County; Central Savannah River Land Trust; Columbia County 1.1 mi: Rule could not be read
0.1 mi: Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Compare e-mountain bikes

The Silver Comet shows why the manager matters more than the name. On 10.7 mapped miles across Paulding Forest WMA, the Division's trail layer opens it to bicycles and you may ride any class; 9.2 more miles inside the WMA appear in no Division record and read gray; and through Polk and Cobb counties and the cities along it, Mableton, Powder Springs, Smyrna, Cedartown and Rockmart among them, its managers' rules could not be read.

PATH's FAQ answers for e-bikes up to 20 mph, and a Woodstock staff report of June 2026 says "Cobb County only allows Class I e-bikes on the Silver Comet trail"; Cobb's own text could not be found, so ride a Class 1 there.

Takeaway

If you ride a Class 1, start with the state parks' bicycle trails, the WMA trails, Forsyth County's Big Creek Greenway and the Chattahoochee River NRA's routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek. If you ride a Class 2 or 3, the forest's motorized trails, the WMA trails and Glynn County's roadside paths take every class.

Georgia bike trails, region by region

The twelve regions below are Georgia's twelve regional commissions, drawn on the map above, with each trail stretch placed in the commission that holds its midpoint; the names are ours, after the two largest places in each.

Open your region for its map, its longest named trails and their rules, and a collapsed list of every mapped trail by rule. A trail that crosses a commission's line appears in each region with the miles that lie there.

Rome and Dalton

Rome, Dalton and northwest Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Northwest Georgia holds the most closed miles on the map, nearly all of them national forest singletrack. Its 594 mapped miles lie in Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, Floyd, Gilmer, Gordon, Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Pickens, Polk, Walker and Whitfield counties; 166 are open, 268 are closed and 160 read gray.

Crockford-Pigeon Mountain's WMA trails, the forest's motorized trails, Cloudland Canyon's and Fort Mountain's mountain bike trails and the stretch of the Silver Comet the Division lists through Paulding Forest WMA carry most of the open miles. The Pinhoti and Benton MacKaye trails and the forest's other singletrack make most of the closed ones, with Chickamauga Battlefield's trails off the Green Trail.

The gray miles lie mostly on Polk County's stretch of the Silver Comet, on the Georgia-Alabama Land Trust's and Lula Lake Land Trust's grounds, where the owner decides, on Rome's and Chattooga County's trails, whose rules could not be read, and on Paulding Forest WMA's ways no Division record lists.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Benton Mackaye Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 66.4 Closed to e-bikes
Pinhoti Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 61.1 Closed to e-bikes
Pinhoti Trail (Gilmer County) Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 35.5 Closed to e-bikes
Silver Comet Trail Polk County 22.8 Rule could not be read
Atwood Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wma 10.7 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Silver Comet Trail (mostly Paulding County) Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulding Forest Wma 10.7 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
West Brow Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wma 10.4 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Silver Comet Trail (Paulding County) Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulding Forest Wma 9.2 Unsettled
Pocket Loop Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wma 8.9 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Pinhoti Trail Chattooga County 8.4 Rule could not be read
Iron Mountain Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 7.0 Closed to e-bikes
Cloudland Canyon Connector Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Cloudland Canyon State Park 6.6 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Every mapped trail in Rome and Dalton (277 trails, 594 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (41, 113 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wma:

  • Atwood Trail (10.7 mi)
  • West Brow (10.4 mi)
  • Pocket Loop Trail (8.9 mi)
  • Hood Loop Trail (4.3 mi)
  • Chamberlain Trail (3.3 mi)
  • Estelle Mine Trail (3.2 mi)
  • Hogjowl Trail (2.5 mi)
  • Bluehole Trail (2.5 mi)
  • Cove Loop (2.2 mi)
  • Cove Connector (0.8 mi)
  • Bluebird Gap Connector (0.4 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Tatum Lead OHV Trail (5.8 mi)
  • Molly Houston Trail (4.3 mi)
  • Windy Gap Bike Trail (4.2 mi)
  • Rock Creek ATV (3.9 mi)
  • Milma Creek ATV (3.5 mi)
  • Fdr-713 Gordon Springs Road (2.4 mi)
  • Blackwell Gap Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Tibbs ATV Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Houston Valley Road (2.1 mi)
  • Plantation Ridge Trail (2.1 mi)
  • McCutcheon Cove Loop (1.5 mi)
  • Plantation Ridge Loop (1.2 mi)
  • North Loop (1.0 mi)
  • Fdr-713- Houston Valley Branch (1.0 mi)
  • Dry Creek Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Trammel Loop (0.7 mi)
  • Rock Garden Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Old Spring Box Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Trammel Loop Connector (0.4 mi)
  • Gordon Springs Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Capehart Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Parking Lot Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Molly Houston Trail Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Plantation Ridge Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Dry Creek Connector (0.1 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulding Forest Wma:

  • Silver Comet Trail (10.7 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Rich Mountain Wma - Cartecay Tract:

  • River Loop (2.8 mi)
  • Red and White Loop (2.3 mi)
  • Boy Scout Loop (1.6 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Arrowhead Wma:

  • Interpretive Trail (4.4 mi)

Class 1 and 3 (1, 0.5 mi)

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park:

  • Green (0.5 mi)

Class 1 only (33, 52 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Cloudland Canyon State Park:

  • Cloudland Canyon Connector (6.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Barkeater (2.8 mi)
  • Kettle Bottom (2.3 mi)
  • Atlatl Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Micks (1.3 mi)
  • Cross Cut (1.2 mi)
  • Cap Rock (1.1 mi)
  • Peace Can (1.1 mi)
  • North Hogsback (1.0 mi)
  • Hogs Back Tailings North (1.0 mi)
  • Cloudland Connector Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Foot Wall (1.0 mi)
  • Tailings Run (0.9 mi)
  • Back End (0.9 mi)
  • Slickenside (0.8 mi)
  • Prince Albert (0.8 mi)
  • Windy Shot (0.8 mi)
  • Bellas (0.7 mi)
  • Pathkiller (0.7 mi)
  • Cloudland Canyon Trail Access (0.5 mi)
  • Torino Hill (0.5 mi)
  • Hanging Wall (0.5 mi)
  • Expert (0.5 mi)
  • Fuggett Lift (0.4 mi)
  • Bankhead (0.4 mi)
  • South Hogsback (0.3 mi)
  • Durham Rail Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Caprock Cut Thru (0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Fort Mountain State Park:

  • Unnamed trails (15.0 mi)
  • Lake Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Pinhoti Connector Trail (0.9 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Red Top Mountain State Park:

  • Iron Hill Trail (4.3 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (75, 267 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Benton Mackaye Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (66.4 mi here)
  • Pinhoti Trail (61.1 mi, 4 stretches)
  • Pinhoti Trail (Gilmer County) (35.5 mi)
  • Iron Mountain Trail (7.0 mi)
  • Sumac Creek Trail (6.5 mi)
  • East Armuchee Trail (6.5 mi)
  • Bear Creek Trail (5.2 mi)
  • Flat Creek Loop (5.1 mi)
  • Wheat Trail (4.8 mi)
  • Loblolly Trail (4.3 mi)
  • Appalachian Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (3.9 mi here)
  • Pinhoti Horse Alternative (3.9 mi)
  • Appalachian Approach Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (3.5 mi here)
  • Dry Creek Trail (3.2 mi)
  • Mount Joy Trail (3.1 mi)
  • Green Mountain Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Stanley Gap Trail (2.6 mi)
  • Horseshoe Bend Trail (2.6 mi)
  • McCranie Road (2.5 mi)
  • Turkey Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Tibbs ATV Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Long Branch Loop (2.1 mi)
  • Mountaintown Creek Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Upper Emery Creek Road (1.8 mi)
  • Bear Creek Spur (1.8 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Sumac Creek Spur (1.6 mi)
  • Conasauga Lake Road (1.4 mi)
  • Bare Hare Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (1.4 mi here)
  • South Fork Trail (1.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Unnamed trails (1.1 mi, 4 stretches)
  • Coon Branch Road (1.1 mi)
  • Lower Green Mountain (Connector) (1.0 mi)
  • Pinhoti Connector Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Stanley Creek Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Williams Gap Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (0.7 mi here)
  • Whissenhunt Loop (0.7 mi)
  • Saddlehorn Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Lake Blue Ridge Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Hudon Spur (0.5 mi)
  • Xxx (0.5 mi)
  • Long Branch Connector (0.4 mi)
  • Sumac Creek (0.4 mi)
  • FDR-713A Houston Valley Branch (0.4 mi)
  • Peeples Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Lance Creek Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (0.3 mi here)
  • Hudon Loop (0.3 mi)
  • Mountaintown Creek (0.2 mi)
  • Bridle Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Stirrup Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Flat Ck Connector (0.2 mi)
  • South Fork (0.2 mi)
  • FS 226C (0.1 mi)
  • Loblolly (0.1 mi)
  • Loblolly Spur Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Green Mountain Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Dry Creek (0.1 mi)
  • Creekside Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Chickamauga Creek Spur (0.1 mi)

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park:

  • Lower Truck Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.2 mi)
  • John Smartt Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Jackson Gap Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Bluff Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Southend Trail (0.4 mi)
  • John Smith and Jackson Gap Trails (0.1 mi)
  • Skyuka Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Cherokee National Forest:

  • Iron Mountain Trail (0.7 mi)

Unsettled (18, 24 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulding Forest Wma:

  • Silver Comet Trail (9.2 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Cloudland Canyon State Park:

  • West Rim Loop Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Can't Hardly (1.5 mi)
  • Walk-in Campsite Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Overlook Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Cabin 16 (0.1 mi)
  • Cabins 10 & 11 (0.1 mi)
  • Cabin 6 (0.1 mi)
  • Cabin 8 (under 0.1 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Rocky Flats ATV Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Windy Gap Bike Trail (0.2 mi)
  • McCutcheon Cove Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Tibbs (0.1 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Amadahy Trail (3.7 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Dawson Forest Wma:

  • Tobacco Pouch Road (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch) (0.2 mi here)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Rich Mountain Wma - Cartecay Tract:

  • River Loop Trail (0.1 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wma:

  • West Brow (under 0.1 mi)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (54, 40 mi)

Georgia-Alabama Land Trust:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (2.7 mi)
  • Marion 21 (2.4 mi)
  • Firewater (2.0 mi)
  • Steam Shovel (1.8 mi)
  • DC and C (1.6 mi)
  • W Fuggett Branch (1.5 mi)
  • 4 Tons (1.3 mi)
  • Chalkeye Loop (1.2 mi)
  • Williams Cut (1.0 mi)
  • Dinkey (0.7 mi)
  • John Henry (0.6 mi)
  • East Fuggett Branch (0.5 mi)
  • Plug (0.5 mi)
  • Simms Mountain Rail Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Chalkeye (0.4 mi)
  • 5 Points Expressway (0.4 mi)
  • Dingy (0.2 mi)
  • Bluff Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 4 Tons Access (0.2 mi)
  • Chattanooga Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • White Lightning (0.2 mi)
  • Cut Thru Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Moonshine Campsite Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Durham Backcountry Campsite (0.1 mi)
  • Fire Water (under 0.1 mi)

Lula Lake Land Trust Site:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Bluff Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Middle Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Access Road / Old RR Grade (1.0 mi)
  • Jedi Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Chattanooga Connector Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Turkey Trail (0.8 mi)
  • South Creek Trail (0.7 mi)
  • North Creek Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Homestead Trail (0.5 mi)
  • White Lightning (0.4 mi)
  • South Creek (0.3 mi)
  • Ovenbird Trail (0.3 mi)
  • F4 (0.2 mi)
  • High Adventure (0.2 mi)
  • Ford Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Spur and Connector Trails (0.1 mi)
  • Jedi Connector Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Access Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia Piedmont Land Trust:

  • Unnamed trails (2.4 mi)

Private owner:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Big Canoe Jeep Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Big Canoe Playfield Running Path (0.3 mi)
  • Laurel Ridge Jeep Trail Access Path (0.1 mi)

Lula Lake Land Trust:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Tailings Run (0.5 mi)
  • F4 (0.2 mi)

The Nature Conservancy:

  • F4 (1.1 mi)

Georgia-Alabama Land Trust Easement #561:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (0.2 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (59, 96 mi)

Polk County:

  • Silver Comet Trail (22.8 mi)
  • Pinhoti Trail (4.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Rome:

  • AdventHealth ECO Greenway (3.3 mi)
  • Heritage Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.9 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Lake Conasauga Footpath (1.2 mi)
  • Mt Berry Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Heritage Trail Access (0.2 mi)
  • Heritage Trail Walking Bridge (0.1 mi)

Chattooga County:

  • Pinhoti Trail (8.4 mi)

Floyd County:

  • Simms Mountain Rail Trail (3.6 mi)
  • Viking Trail (3.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Heritage Trail Access (0.2 mi)

Whitfield County:

  • Unnamed trails (6.4 mi, 2 stretches)

Georgia Department of Natural Resources:

  • Grassy Hollow Road (also in Atlanta and South Fulton) (5.9 mi here)
  • Etowah Echo (0.2 mi)
  • Switchback spur (0.2 mi)

Bartow County:

  • Toona Trace (2.3 mi)
  • Wagon Wheel (0.7 mi)
  • Stamp Creek Falls (0.6 mi)
  • Etowah Echo (0.6 mi)
  • Switchback spur (0.6 mi)
  • Field School (0.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Mineshaft (0.1 mi)
  • Chitwood Climb (0.1 mi)
  • Wilderness Shoals (under 0.1 mi)
  • Bartow Bend (under 0.1 mi)

City of Calhoun:

  • Unnamed trails (3.3 mi)

Paulding County:

  • Bill Carruth Multi Use Trail (2.0 mi)
  • Taylor Farm Park Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Taylor Farm Park walking trail (0.4 mi)
  • Brushy Mountain Tunnel (under 0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Cartersville:

  • Etowah River Walk (2.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Unnamed trails (0.7 mi)

City of Fort Oglethorpe:

  • Fort Oglethorpe Greenway (2.7 mi)

City of Dallas:

  • Orphan Brigade Battlefield Trail (2.0 mi)
  • Dallas Trail Connect (0.4 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Dalton:

  • Mt Rachael Walking Trail (1.7 mi)
  • Walking Path (James Brown Park) (0.6 mi)
  • Walking Path (John Davis Recreation Center) (0.2 mi)

City of Cedartown:

  • Silver Comet Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

City of Rockmart:

  • Silver Comet Trail (2.2 mi)

City of Jasper:

  • Unnamed trails (1.3 mi)

Walker County:

  • Cloudland Connector Trail (0.5 mi)
  • 5 Points Expressway (0.2 mi)

Dade County:

  • Jackson Gap Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Jackson Gap (0.3 mi)

City of Ringgold:

  • Creek Walk (0.5 mi)

Gilmer County:

  • Riverside Swinging Bridge (under 0.1 mi)
E-mountain bikes for north Georgia

Gainesville and Flowery Branch

Gainesville, Flowery Branch and northeast Georgia mountains bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

In the mountains, the forest map decides most rides. The region's 339 mapped miles lie in Banks, Dawson, Franklin, Habersham, Hall, Hart, Lumpkin, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, Union and White counties; 78 are open, 202 are closed and 59 read gray.

The forest's motorized trails, Oakey Mountain's, Davenport Mountain's and Moates Knob's among them, Dawson Forest WMA's trails, Tallulah Gorge WMA's and Unicoi State Park's mountain bike trail carry most of the open miles. The Appalachian Trail, the Willis Knob horse trail, Stonewall Falls and the Chattooga River Trail lead the closed ones, with Chattahoochee WMA's trails under its listing's e-bike note.

Most of the gray miles are Gainesville's and Hall County's natural-surface trails, whose rules could not be read, Dawson Forest WMA's ways no Division record lists, and Georgia DNR land outside a park or WMA.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Willis Knob Horse Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 14.1 Closed to e-bikes
Stonewall Falls Mountain Bike Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 11.5 Closed to e-bikes
Appalachian Trail (Towns County) Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 11.0 Closed to e-bikes
Chattooga River Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 9.7 Closed to e-bikes
Appalachian Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 8.3 Closed to e-bikes
Walnut Fork Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 7.6 Closed to e-bikes
Mountain Bike Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Unicoi State Park 6.8 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Augustine Gap Road Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Chattahoochee Wma 6.5 Closed to e-bikes
Oakey Mountain ORV Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 5.8 Class 1, 2 and 3 as motor vehicles; the map's dates govern
Blue Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Dawson Forest Wma 5.8 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Davenport Mt ATV Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 5.3 Class 1, 2 and 3 as motor vehicles; the map's dates govern
Ladyslipper Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 5.3 Closed to e-bikes
Every mapped trail in Gainesville and Flowery Branch (223 trails, 339 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (41, 60 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Oakey Mountain ORV Trail (5.8 mi)
  • Davenport Mt ATV (5.3 mi)
  • Moates Knob OHV Trail (3.5 mi)
  • Roundtop Mountain Trail (3.0 mi)
  • Nelson Cove Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Nicholson Gap Trail (2.6 mi)
  • Hightower Loop (2.2 mi)
  • Bridge Gap Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Access (1.9 mi)
  • Sally Free Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Whissenhunt Loop (1.5 mi)
  • 4 Toes Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Fdr-662a Clay Creek Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Ranger Run (1.2 mi)
  • Moon Walk Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Fdr-662a West Cane Creek Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Parking Lot Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Ridge Runner Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Peggy Creek Connector (0.6 mi)
  • Double Bridges OHV Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Ridge Top Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Blue Rock Mountain (0.5 mi)
  • Davenport Mountain ATV Spur (0.5 mi)
  • Blizzard Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Copperhead Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Double Bridges Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Trestle Loop (0.3 mi)
  • Rattlesnake Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Cc Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Hightower Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Ranger Run Connector (under 0.1 mi)
  • 4 Toes Connector (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Dawson Forest Wma:

  • Blue Trail (5.8 mi)
  • Orange Trail (4.0 mi)
  • Red Trail (2.3 mi)
  • Red and Blue Trails (1.7 mi)
  • Green Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Pink Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Blue and Orange Trails (0.6 mi)
  • Pink (0.4 mi)

Class 1 only (9, 17 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Unicoi State Park:

  • Mountain Bike Trail (6.8 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Tallulah Gorge Wma:

  • Stoneplace Trail (4.4 mi)
  • High Bluff Trail (1.4 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Dukes Creek - Smithgall Woods State Park:

  • Otali Road (1.5 mi)
  • Tsalaki Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Otail Road (0.2 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Tallulah Gorge State Park:

  • Tallulah Falls Railway Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Tallulah Falls Rail-Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (97, 202 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Willis Knob Horse Trail (14.1 mi)
  • Stonewall Falls Mountain Bike Trail (11.5 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Appalachian Trail (Towns County) (11.0 mi)
  • Chattooga River Trail (9.7 mi)
  • Appalachian Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (8.3 mi here)
  • Walnut Fork (7.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Ladyslipper Trail (5.3 mi)
  • Lake Russell Loop (4.8 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Appalachian Approach Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (4.8 mi here)
  • Darnell Creek Horse Trail (4.7 mi)
  • Miller Trek (4.6 mi)
  • Bull Mountain Trail (4.6 mi)
  • 3 Forks Trail (4.3 mi)
  • Williams Gap Road (4.1 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Jake Mountain Trail (4.0 mi)
  • White Twister Mountain Bike Trail (3.9 mi)
  • Frady Branch Loop (3.5 mi)
  • Fdr-872 Jones Creek Dam Trail (3.5 mi)
  • Leatherwood Creek Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Jake/Bull Connector Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Black Branch Trail (3.1 mi)
  • Darnell Creek Horse Trail Loop (2.8 mi)
  • Sourwood Trail (2.7 mi)
  • Bare Hare Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (2.6 mi here)
  • Burnett Creek Connector (2.5 mi)
  • Reed Mill Creek (2.4 mi)
  • Lance Creek Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (2.3 mi here)
  • Latham Cemetery Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Moss Creek Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Fdr-83 Bull Mountain Cutoff (2.1 mi)
  • No- Tell Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Sarahs Creek Road (2.0 mi)
  • Forest Service Road (2.0 mi)
  • Andrews Cove Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Burnett Creek Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Turner Creek Trail (1.8 mi)
  • Holcomb Creek Trail (1.8 mi)
  • Becky Branch Road (1.7 mi)
  • Pear Orchard Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Benton Mackaye Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (1.3 mi here)
  • Rhododendron Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Ben Mountain Road (1.2 mi)
  • Hood Creek (1.2 mi)
  • Dukes Creek Falls (1.2 mi)
  • Rhododendron Lake Access (1.2 mi)
  • Leatherwood Creek (1.2 mi)
  • Willis Knob River Access (1.1 mi)
  • Angel Falls Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Upper Walnut Fork (1.1 mi)
  • Whoop-De-Dos (1.1 mi)
  • Willis Knob Camp (1.1 mi)
  • Tombstone Road (1.1 mi)
  • Fdr-23a-Nimblewill Branch (1.1 mi)
  • Hemlock Falls Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Lake Chatuge Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Cemetery Ridge (0.9 mi)
  • Rock Mountain Creek Road (0.8 mi)
  • Coleman River Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Addis Gap Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Williams Gap Trail (also in Rome and Dalton) (0.8 mi here)
  • Katy Place (0.8 mi)
  • Frady Branch Parking Spur (0.8 mi)
  • Nancytown Lake Loop (0.6 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.6 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Wild Hog Ridge (0.6 mi)
  • FDR-83 Bull Mountain Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Nimblewill Branch -C Spur (0.5 mi)
  • Lathan Road (0.5 mi)
  • Parallel Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Rabun Beach Access (0.5 mi)
  • Courthouse Gap Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Mill Creek Road (0.4 mi)
  • Big Island Ford (0.4 mi)
  • Stonewall Spur B (0.3 mi)
  • Appalachian Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Ben Mountain Spur Road (0.3 mi)
  • Bone Cut (0.3 mi)
  • Martin Creek Road (0.2 mi)
  • Black Branch Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Dirt bike trail (0.2 mi)
  • FDR-28C Nimblewill Branch -C Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Stonewall Spur A (0.1 mi)
  • Rock Creek Lake Road (0.1 mi)
  • Anna Ruby Picnic (0.1 mi)
  • Panther Creek Recreation Area (0.1 mi)
  • Moss Hill Road (0.1 mi)
  • Pear Orchard (0.1 mi)
  • Miller Trek Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Ford (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Chattahoochee Wma:

  • Augustine Gap Road (6.5 mi)
  • Henson Gap (0.8 mi)

Unsettled (34, 20 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Dawson Forest Wma:

  • Dove Field Road (1.1 mi)
  • Azalea Ridge Road (1.0 mi)
  • Wildcat Creek Road / Turner Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Powerline Road (Red Trail) (0.9 mi)
  • Beaver Dam Road (Red Trail) (0.8 mi)
  • Tobacco Pouch Road and Trail (0.7 mi)
  • M. Turner Road (0.7 mi)
  • Pink Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Falls Creek Road and Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Orange-Blue Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Blue-Pink Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Reservoir Road (0.5 mi)
  • Ram Road (Green Trail) (0.5 mi)
  • Mill Road (0.5 mi)
  • WMA Road (0.5 mi)
  • Green Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Orange Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Blue Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Powerline Road (Blue Trail) (0.2 mi)
  • Railroad Road (0.2 mi)
  • Green Road (0.1 mi)
  • Wildcat Creek Road (0.1 mi)
  • Tobacco Pouch Road (also in Rome and Dalton) (0.1 mi here)
  • Ford (under 0.1 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Trestle Loop (3.7 mi)
  • Oakey Mountain ORV Trail (0.8 mi)
  • East Bound-N-Down (0.4 mi)
  • Old Ridge Road (0.3 mi)
  • Trestle Loop Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Davenport Mountain ATV Spur (under 0.1 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Payne's Creek MTB Trail - south loop (2.0 mi)
  • Flying Squirrel (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Town of Braselton:

  • Mulberry River Walk Trail (also in Atlanta and South Fulton, and in Athens and Winder) (0.6 mi here)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (4, 1 mi)

Elachee Nature Science Center:

  • Copperhead Gap (0.5 mi)
  • White Tail Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Red Tail Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Granny's Climb (0.2 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (45, 38 mi)

City of Gainesville:

  • Flying Squirrel (3.9 mi)
  • White Tail Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Copperhead Gap (2.9 mi)
  • Tortoise Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Red Tail Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Rock Creek Greenway (1.1 mi)
  • Village Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Midland Greenway (0.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.6 mi)
  • Copperhead Connector (0.5 mi)
  • Hare Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Granny's Climb (0.2 mi)
  • Upper Walnut Creek Dam Trail (0.2 mi)
  • The Veterans Courtyard Path (0.1 mi)

Georgia Department of Natural Resources:

  • Creek Trail (3.3 mi)
  • Cherokee Trail (3.3 mi)
  • Trail 250 (Camp Appalachian Wilderness) (1.7 mi)
  • Miller Trek (0.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Otail Road (0.2 mi)

Hall County:

  • Coyote Loop (1.9 mi)
  • Cool Springs Park (0.6 mi)
  • Back 40 (0.6 mi)
  • Playground (0.4 mi)
  • Beetle Bug (0.4 mi)
  • Ravine Scene (0.4 mi)
  • Mt Etna Powerline Loop (0.3 mi)
  • Crazy Man (0.3 mi)
  • Deer Blind (0.3 mi)
  • Duck Pond Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Woods Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Pump House (0.2 mi)
  • Cutoff (under 0.1 mi)
  • Pump Track (under 0.1 mi)

City of Royston:

  • Unnamed trails (1.2 mi, 2 stretches)

Rabun County:

  • Unnamed trails (1.0 mi)

Banks County:

  • Lake Loop Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Ethan Trail (0.3 mi)

Dawson County:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)

Lumpkin County:

  • Walking Trails (0.3 mi)
  • FDR-83 Bull Mountain Cutoff Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Oakwood:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)

City of Cornelia:

  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

City of Dawsonville:

  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Atlanta and South Fulton

Atlanta, South Fulton and metro Atlanta bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, purple Class 1 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Metro Atlanta holds a third of the map's miles, and most of them read gray. The Atlanta Regional Commission's 800 mapped miles lie in Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Henry, Rockdale and Gwinnett counties; 59 are open, 22 are closed and 719 read gray.

Forsyth County's Big Creek Greenway and the county's trails its inventory opens to e-bikes, Woodstock's paved trails and Old Rope Mill's bike trails, Brookhaven's and Sandy Springs' paths, the Chattahoochee River NRA's routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek, and Panola Mountain State Park's PATH trails carry the open miles.

The closed ones are Forsyth's park trails its inventory closes, Kennesaw Mountain's trails, Stone Mountain Park's, Woodstock's natural-surface trails, Peachtree Corners' Town Green and the grounds of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park.

Most of the gray miles are Peachtree City's paths, Gwinnett County's park trails under their posted rules, the BeltLine, and the trails of Atlanta, Cobb, DeKalb, Alpharetta and the region's other cities and counties, whose rules could not be read.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Big Creek Greenway Forsyth County 16.9 Class 1 and 2; 15 mph on the greenway
Arabia Mountain PATH DeKalb County 7.9 Rule could not be read
State Bridge Road Trail City of Johns Creek 7.8 Rule could not be read
Bike only trail City of Conyers 6.5 Unsettled
Bicycle Trail Gwinnett County 6.1 Unsettled
South River PATH Trail DeKalb County 5.9 Rule could not be read
Silver Comet Trail City of Mableton 5.8 Rule could not be read
Multi-Use Path Town of Tyrone 5.1 Rule could not be read
Charleston Park Forsyth County 5.1 Closed to e-bikes
Noonday Creek Trail Cobb County 5.1 Rule could not be read
Stone Mountain Trail City of Atlanta 4.8 Rule could not be read
Big Creek Greenway Alpharetta City of Alpharetta 4.8 Rule could not be read
Every mapped trail in Atlanta and South Fulton (1,435 trails, 800 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (10, 4 mi)

City of Sandy Springs:

  • Sandy Springs Circle (0.8 mi)
  • PATH400 at 285 (0.6 mi)
  • Roswell Road (0.4 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Johnson Ferry Road Northeast (0.2 mi)
  • Abernathy Greenspace (under 0.1 mi)

City of Brookhaven:

  • Nancy Creek PATH Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Nancy Creek Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Briarwood MUP (0.3 mi)
  • Skyland Park (0.1 mi)

Class 1 and 3 (9, 10 mi)

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area:

  • Cochran Shoals (3.3 mi)
  • Sope Creek (2.8 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.2 mi)
  • Palisades West - Trail System (1.1 mi)
  • Bob Callan Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Cochran Shoals - Trail System (0.5 mi)
  • Akers Mill Road (East) Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Akers Mill Road Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Roswell Riverside Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Class 1 and 2 (18, 27 mi)

Forsyth County:

  • Big Creek Greenway (16.9 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Purple Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Paved Walking Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Natural Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Walking Trail (Sawnee Mountain Park) (0.9 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Fowler Park Trailhead (0.2 mi)
  • Sidewalk Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Brookhaven:

  • Peachtree Creek Greenway (1.4 mi)
  • Skyland Park (0.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi, 2 stretches)

City of Sandy Springs:

  • Abernathy Greenspace (1.1 mi)
  • Ridgeview Park (0.3 mi)
  • PATH400 at 285 (0.2 mi)
  • Marsh Creek Rain Garden Park (0.1 mi)
  • Sandy Springs Circle (0.1 mi)

Class 1 only (15, 18 mi)

City of Woodstock:

  • Avalanche Trail (Intermediate) (4.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (4.0 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Noonday Creek Trail (1.6 mi)
  • Towne Lake Pass (1.0 mi)
  • South On Main Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Trestle Rock Trail (0.4 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Panola Mountain State Park:

  • Rockdale River PATH Trail (2.7 mi)
  • Alexander Lake PATH Trail (1.6 mi)
  • Lake Loop Trail (1.2 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Panola Mountain State Park:

  • Abandoned golf cart path (0.3 mi)
  • Panola Mountain Greenway (0.1 mi)
  • Rockdale River Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Lake Loop Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Sweetwater Creek State Park:

  • Yellow Trail (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (30, 22 mi)

Forsyth County:

  • Charleston Park (5.1 mi)
  • Paved Walking Trail (3.0 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Easy Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Perimeter Loop (2.1 mi)
  • Outer Loop Walking Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Paved Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Natural Surface Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Moderate Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Nature Trail (Caney Creek Preserve) (0.5 mi)
  • Field Loop (0.4 mi)
  • Access Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Samples Road Access Trailhead (0.2 mi)
  • North Field Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Walking Trail (Ducktown Community Park) (0.2 mi)
  • Pump Track (0.2 mi)
  • South Field Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Inner Walking Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Natural Trail (0.1 mi)

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park:

  • Mountain to River Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Noonday Creek Trail (0.7 mi)
  • North Loop/Dallas Highway Multi-Use Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Cheatham Hill Road Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Casemate Battery Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Kolb Farm Loop Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Woodstock:

  • Village at Weatherstone Nature Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Peachtree Corners:

  • Town Center (0.2 mi)

Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historical Park:

  • Freedom Park Trail (0.2 mi)

Stone Mountain Memorial Association:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (132, 144 mi)

Gwinnett County:

  • Unnamed trails (22.1 mi, 11 stretches)
  • Bicycle Trail (6.1 mi)
  • Eastern Regional Greenway (4.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Rabbit Hill Park (4.4 mi)
  • Ivy Creek Greenway (3.8 mi)
  • Lenora Park (2.9 mi)
  • Cedar Creek Trail (2.7 mi)
  • George Pierce Park (2.5 mi)
  • Alexander Park (2.5 mi)
  • Harris Greenway Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Lloyd N. Harris Loop (2.2 mi)
  • Miller Lake Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Pinckneyville Park (1.9 mi)
  • Rhodes Jordan Park (1.8 mi)
  • Harbins Park Football Complex (1.6 mi)
  • Rock Springs Park (1.5 mi)
  • Graves Park (1.4 mi)
  • Bogan Park (1.4 mi)
  • Settles Bridge Multi-Use Path (1.3 mi)
  • Shorty Howell Park (1.3 mi)
  • Harbins Park Baseball Complex (1.1 mi)
  • Sugar Hill Greenway (1.1 mi)
  • Collins Hill Park (1.0 mi)
  • East Meadow Trail (1.0 mi)
  • West Meadow Trail (1.0 mi)
  • JB Williams Park (1.0 mi)
  • Tribble Mill Park (1.0 mi)
  • Yellow River Park Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Ronald Reagan Park (0.9 mi)
  • Suwanee Creek Greenway (0.9 mi)
  • Western Gwinnett Bikeway (0.9 mi)
  • Mountain Park Park (0.8 mi)
  • Best Friend Park (0.8 mi)
  • McDaniel Road (0.7 mi)
  • Little Mulberry Park (0.7 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Mountain Park Aquatic Center (0.6 mi)
  • Carriage Trail (0.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Pond Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Camp Creek Greenway Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Greenway Spur Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (0.5 mile) (0.2 mi)
  • Wildcat Lake Trail (0.1 mi)
  • McDaniel Rd (0.1 mi)

City of Atlanta:

  • Eastside (2.7 mi)
  • Westside (2.4 mi)
  • Southside (2.4 mi)
  • Beltline Access Line (2.1 mi)
  • Northeast (2.1 mi)
  • Southwest (2.0 mi)
  • Southeast (1.7 mi)
  • Westside Connector Trail (1.6 mi)
  • Northside (1.0 mi)
  • Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Northside Beltline Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Atlanta Beltline Trail (0.7 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Atlanta BeltLine Westside Interim Hiking Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Northwest (0.6 mi)
  • Atlanta Beltline Northwest Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Atlanta Beltline Southeast Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Westside Beltline Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Interim BeltLine Northeast Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Beltline access (0.1 mi)
  • Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Interim BeltLine Eastside Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Conyers:

  • Bike only trail (6.5 mi)
  • Shared use trail (3.0 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (2.0 mi)
  • Bike & Blue trail (0.1 mi)

Forsyth County:

  • Multi-Use Trail (Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area) (2.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.6 mi, 3 stretches)
  • McGinnis Ferry Road Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Old Atlanta Road Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Multi-Use Trail (2014023) (0.5 mi)
  • Windemere Park Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Fowler Park Trail (0.3 mi)
  • White Trail (0.2 mi)
  • OUP Preserve Bridge (0.1 mi)
  • Chattahoochee Pointe Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Coal Mountain Park (under 0.1 mi)
  • Eagle's Beak Walking Trail (under 0.1 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Explorer Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Jester Creek Pathway (0.9 mi)
  • Big Creek Greenway Alpharetta (0.9 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.8 mi)
  • Green Walk Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Avalanche Trail (Intermediate) (0.5 mi)
  • Big Creek Greenway (0.4 mi)
  • Charleston Park Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Hocus Pocus (0.2 mi)
  • Mason's Bluff Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Trestle Rock Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Acworth Trail (0.2 mi)

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area:

  • Unnamed trails (0.9 mi)
  • Rogers Bridge Trail (0.9 mi)
  • McGinnis Ferry Road Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Springway Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Willeo Park Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Mountain to River Trail (0.2 mi)
  • State Bridge Road Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Roswell Riverwalk Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Woodstock:

  • Rubes Creek Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Claremore Manor (0.5 mi)
  • Dupree Park (0.3 mi)
  • Towne Lake Pass (0.3 mi)
  • South On Main Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Serenade Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Avonlea Private Access (under 0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
  • Noonday Creek Regional Connector Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Peachtree Corners:

  • Town Center (0.5 mi)
  • Corners Connector Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Technology Park Trail - Courtland Apartments (0.2 mi)
  • Peachtree Parkway Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Pinckneyville Park (under 0.1 mi)
  • Western Gwinnett Bikeway (under 0.1 mi)

Town of Braselton:

  • Mulberry River Walk Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch, and in Athens and Winder) (0.2 mi here)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (70, 21 mi)

Southern Conservation Trust:

  • 0317 (0.6 mi)
  • 363 (Flat Creek) (0.6 mi)
  • 362 (Flat Creek) (0.5 mi)
  • 305 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.4 mi)
  • Chimney Swift Trail (0.4 mi)
  • 301 (Flat Creek) (0.3 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Muscadine Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 304 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.2 mi)
  • 304 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • 305 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • Flat Creek Nature Area Boardwalk (0.2 mi)
  • 0314 (0.2 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Gingercake Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 364 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • 303 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • Beaver Dam Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 355 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.2 mi)
  • 355 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • 824 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.2 mi)
  • 820 (Flat Creek) (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • 352 (Flat Creek) (0.1 mi)
  • 1314 (0.1 mi)
  • 802 (Flat Creek) (0.1 mi)
  • 802 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.1 mi)
  • 302 (Flat Creek) (0.1 mi)
  • 302 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (0.1 mi)
  • B01 (0.1 mi)
  • 1340 (0.1 mi)
  • 809 (Flat Creek) (0.1 mi)
  • Peachtree City Golf Cart Paths (0.1 mi)
  • 1341 (0.1 mi)
  • 354 (Flat Creek Nature Preserve) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0332 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 835 (Flat Creek) (under 0.1 mi)
  • HAWK Signal (under 0.1 mi)

Piedmont Park Conservancy:

  • Northeast Trail (3.1 mi)

Cobb Land Trust Inc.:

  • Heritage Park Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail (0.2 mi)

Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance:

  • Rockdale River Trail (1.4 mi)

Emory University:

  • Hill Loop Trail (0.6 mi)
  • President's Loop Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Secret Path (0.1 mi)

Private owner:

  • 1603 (0.5 mi)
  • 1602 (0.2 mi)
  • Ivy Creek Greenway (0.2 mi)
  • Abandoned track (0.1 mi)
  • Willeo Park Trail (0.1 mi)
  • 1838 (under 0.1 mi)
  • B24 (under 0.1 mi)
  • OUP Preserve Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

Atlanta Audubon Society:

  • Elwyn John Loop Trail (0.9 mi)

Kennesaw State University:

  • KSU Walking Trail (0.4 mi)
  • KSU Walking Path (0.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Chimney Springs Homeowners Association:

  • Chimney Springs Lake Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Chimney Springs Creek Trail (0.3 mi)

South Fork Conservancy:

  • Cheshire Farm Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Creek Walk Connector Multi-use Path (0.2 mi)
  • Peachtree Creek (0.1 mi)
  • Peachtree Creek - Meadow Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia Wildlife Federation:

  • Ivy Creek Greenway (0.7 mi)

Henry County Board of Education:

  • Panola Mountain Greenway (0.4 mi)
  • Panola Mountain Trail (under 0.1 mi)

DeKalb County Board of Education:

  • South River Trail (0.4 mi)

The Trust for Public Land:

  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
  • Beltline Access Line (0.1 mi)

Rockdale County Board of Education:

  • Rockdale River Trail (0.2 mi)

Space:

  • Lionel Hampton Trail (0.2 mi)

Atlanta Greenway:

  • Southtowne PATH Trail (0.1 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (1,169, 554 mi)

City of Peachtree City:

  • Peachtree City Golf Cart Paths (3.2 mi, 3 stretches)
  • 1401 (2.1 mi)
  • Outer Loop (1.2 mi)
  • 1245 (1.0 mi)
  • 1502 (0.9 mi)
  • 1501 (0.9 mi)
  • 1905 (0.9 mi)
  • 1131 (0.8 mi)
  • 1232 (0.8 mi)
  • 906 (City of Peachtree City) (0.8 mi)
  • 1701 (0.7 mi)
  • Gin Branch Trail (0.7 mi)
  • 1631 (0.7 mi)
  • 1103 (0.7 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 1612 (0.6 mi)
  • 1804 (0.6 mi)
  • 402 (City of Peachtree City) (0.6 mi)
  • 1814 (0.6 mi)
  • 0320 (0.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 0128 (0.5 mi)
  • 1402 (0.5 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 1108 (0.5 mi)
  • 1509 (0.5 mi)
  • Rhythm Section (0.5 mi)
  • 1003 (0.5 mi)
  • 1811 (0.5 mi)
  • 801 (Recreation) (0.5 mi)
  • 936 (City of Peachtree City) (0.5 mi)
  • 607 (City of Peachtree City) (0.5 mi)
  • 0323 (0.5 mi)
  • 701 (City of Peachtree City) (0.5 mi)
  • 1639 (0.5 mi)
  • 0407 (0.5 mi)
  • 1201 (0.5 mi)
  • 1102 (0.5 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 2117 (0.5 mi)
  • 626 (City of Peachtree City) (0.5 mi)
  • 1421 (0.4 mi)
  • 1511 (0.4 mi)
  • 806 (City of Peachtree City) (0.4 mi)
  • 1406 (0.4 mi)
  • 1604 (0.4 mi)
  • 0207 (0.4 mi)
  • 1629 (0.4 mi)
  • 403 (City of Peachtree City) (0.4 mi)
  • 0324 (0.4 mi)
  • 1823 (0.4 mi)
  • 0314 (0.4 mi)
  • 1404 (0.4 mi)
  • 1267 (0.4 mi)
  • 1204 (0.4 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 1836 (0.4 mi)
  • Line Creek Flats (0.4 mi)
  • 1538 (0.4 mi)
  • 1815 (0.4 mi)
  • 367 (City of Peachtree City) (0.4 mi)
  • 1202 (0.4 mi)
  • 0107 (0.4 mi)
  • 1130 (0.4 mi)
  • 1119 (0.4 mi)
  • 2108 (0.4 mi)
  • 1608 (0.4 mi)
  • 702 (City of Peachtree City) (0.4 mi)
  • 1301 (0.4 mi)
  • 1211 (0.4 mi)
  • 914 (City of Peachtree City) (0.4 mi)
  • 1101 (0.4 mi)
  • 1409 (0.4 mi)
  • 1426 (0.4 mi)
  • 1323 (0.4 mi)
  • 1505 (0.4 mi)
  • 0204 (0.3 mi)
  • 817 (Shakerag Recreation Complex) (0.3 mi)
  • 508 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1312 (0.3 mi)
  • 1817 (0.3 mi)
  • 1514 (0.3 mi)
  • 1207 (0.3 mi)
  • 1251 (0.3 mi)
  • 1517 (0.3 mi)
  • 2005 (0.3 mi)
  • 1522 (0.3 mi)
  • 909 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1260 (0.3 mi)
  • 611 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1835 (0.3 mi)
  • Kedron Ridge (0.3 mi)
  • 953 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1626 (0.3 mi)
  • 1011 (0.3 mi)
  • 937 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1112 (0.3 mi)
  • 1801 (0.3 mi)
  • 1625 (0.3 mi)
  • 1316 (0.3 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 913 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 703 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1813 (0.3 mi)
  • 311 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1504 (0.3 mi)
  • 1331 (0.3 mi)
  • 1206 (0.3 mi)
  • 1148 (0.3 mi)
  • 0201 (0.3 mi)
  • 1534 (0.3 mi)
  • 812 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1117 (0.3 mi)
  • 2002 (0.3 mi)
  • 614 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1819 (0.3 mi)
  • 2116 (0.3 mi)
  • 231 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1213 (0.3 mi)
  • 1601 (0.3 mi)
  • 916 (City of Peachtree City) (0.3 mi)
  • 1809 (0.3 mi)
  • 0331 (0.3 mi)
  • 0102 (0.3 mi)
  • 1834 (0.3 mi)
  • 1124 (0.3 mi)
  • 1902 (0.3 mi)
  • 1828 (0.2 mi)
  • 801 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 923 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1619 (0.2 mi)
  • 1000 (0.2 mi)
  • 304 (Recreation) (0.2 mi)
  • 329 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 0213 (0.2 mi)
  • 952 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 925 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1205 (0.2 mi)
  • 1507 (0.2 mi)
  • 1220 (0.2 mi)
  • 1603 (0.2 mi)
  • 0214 (0.2 mi)
  • 1556 (0.2 mi)
  • 1533 (0.2 mi)
  • 405 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1658 (0.2 mi)
  • 1843 (0.2 mi)
  • 1901 (0.2 mi)
  • 629 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 601 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1515 (0.2 mi)
  • 1816 (0.2 mi)
  • 1808 (0.2 mi)
  • 0101 (0.2 mi)
  • 1314 (0.2 mi)
  • 1622 (0.2 mi)
  • 327 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 358 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 2101 (0.2 mi)
  • 922 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 0507 (0.2 mi)
  • 612 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 2112 (0.2 mi)
  • 1506 (0.2 mi)
  • 0317 (0.2 mi)
  • 912 (Luther Glass Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 506 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 927 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1541 (0.2 mi)
  • 1254 (0.2 mi)
  • 2115 (0.2 mi)
  • 1118 (0.2 mi)
  • 0235 (0.2 mi)
  • 0126 (0.2 mi)
  • 364 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 2110 (0.2 mi)
  • 603 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 401 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1657 (0.2 mi)
  • 928 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1327 (0.2 mi)
  • 0215 (0.2 mi)
  • 901 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 901 (Luther Glass Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 1137 (0.2 mi)
  • 1238 (0.2 mi)
  • 372 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 924 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1537 (0.2 mi)
  • 602 (Braelinn Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 1702 (0.2 mi)
  • 815 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • Purple Martin (0.2 mi)
  • 1313 (0.2 mi)
  • 1513 (0.2 mi)
  • 1123 (0.2 mi)
  • 908 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1105 (0.2 mi)
  • Blue Bird (0.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 1807 (0.2 mi)
  • 1334 (0.2 mi)
  • 919 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 501 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1644 (0.2 mi)
  • 625 (Braelinn Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 355 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 336 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 902 (Luther Glass Park) (0.2 mi)
  • 306 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 319 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 314 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 0210 (0.2 mi)
  • 1827 (0.2 mi)
  • 1305 (0.2 mi)
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  • 926 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1227 (0.2 mi)
  • 1328 (0.2 mi)
  • 1125 (0.2 mi)
  • 803 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1643 (0.2 mi)
  • 0330 (0.2 mi)
  • 328 (City of Peachtree City) (0.2 mi)
  • 1422 (0.2 mi)
  • 1605 (0.2 mi)
  • 1806 (0.2 mi)
  • 1524 (0.2 mi)
  • 1263 (0.2 mi)
  • 1231 (0.2 mi)
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  • 0509 (0.2 mi)
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  • 1704 (0.2 mi)
  • 1634 (0.2 mi)
  • 310 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 352 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1525 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1540 (0.1 mi)
  • 1616 (0.1 mi)
  • 0125 (0.1 mi)
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  • 0113 (0.1 mi)
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  • 505 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1632 (0.1 mi)
  • 1802 (0.1 mi)
  • 1234 (0.1 mi)
  • 811 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1418 (0.1 mi)
  • 1114 (0.1 mi)
  • 903 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 0353 (0.1 mi)
  • 1228 (0.1 mi)
  • 823 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • Dogleg Trail (0.1 mi)
  • 1126 (0.1 mi)
  • 130 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1532 (0.1 mi)
  • 1627 (0.1 mi)
  • 1249 (0.1 mi)
  • 825 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1621 (0.1 mi)
  • 1549 (0.1 mi)
  • 2105 (0.1 mi)
  • 1840 (0.1 mi)
  • 1527 (0.1 mi)
  • 807 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • Flat Creek Nature Area - Shakerag Path (0.1 mi)
  • 1703 (0.1 mi)
  • 904 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 605 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1403 (0.1 mi)
  • 1521 (0.1 mi)
  • 1642 (0.1 mi)
  • 712 (Log House Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 1107 (0.1 mi)
  • 1602 (0.1 mi)
  • 1318 (0.1 mi)
  • 816 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1812 (0.1 mi)
  • 1309 (0.1 mi)
  • 2104 (0.1 mi)
  • 1910 (0.1 mi)
  • 503 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 604 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 911 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 918 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1111 (0.1 mi)
  • 1408 (0.1 mi)
  • 622 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 305 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 921 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1510 (0.1 mi)
  • 127 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 360 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 606 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 318 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 504 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 905 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
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  • 1425 (0.1 mi)
  • 1839 (0.1 mi)
  • 714 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1846 (0.1 mi)
  • 1242 (0.1 mi)
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  • 2121 (0.1 mi)
  • 1252 (0.1 mi)
  • 345 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1215 (0.1 mi)
  • 128 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 2001 (0.1 mi)
  • 1512 (0.1 mi)
  • 1157 (0.1 mi)
  • 1420 (0.1 mi)
  • 2004 (0.1 mi)
  • 234 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1821 (0.1 mi)
  • 0344 (0.1 mi)
  • 1151 (0.1 mi)
  • 1405 (0.1 mi)
  • 1617 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1218 (0.1 mi)
  • 810 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 2009 (0.1 mi)
  • 1303 (0.1 mi)
  • 1551 (0.1 mi)
  • 1705 (0.1 mi)
  • 1307 (0.1 mi)
  • 1912 (0.1 mi)
  • 502 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 0410 (0.1 mi)
  • 1635 (0.1 mi)
  • 2127 (0.1 mi)
  • 1805 (0.1 mi)
  • 628 (Braelinn Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 1911 (0.1 mi)
  • 0105 (0.1 mi)
  • 1306 (0.1 mi)
  • 325 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1829 (0.1 mi)
  • 1628 (0.1 mi)
  • 316 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 609 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1339 (0.1 mi)
  • 1129 (0.1 mi)
  • 1302 (0.1 mi)
  • 1223 (0.1 mi)
  • 0114 (0.1 mi)
  • 341 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1311 (0.1 mi)
  • 1528 (0.1 mi)
  • 366 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 2119 (0.1 mi)
  • 406 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1310 (0.1 mi)
  • 1818 (0.1 mi)
  • 1244 (0.1 mi)
  • 1412 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1145 (0.1 mi)
  • 1611 (0.1 mi)
  • 1243 (0.1 mi)
  • 1257 (0.1 mi)
  • 1308 (0.1 mi)
  • 117 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 2006 (0.1 mi)
  • 951 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 708 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 618 (Braelinn Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 1531 (0.1 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 359 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 1909 (0.1 mi)
  • 321 (Recreation) (0.1 mi)
  • 1542 (0.1 mi)
  • 1209 (0.1 mi)
  • Yellow Swallowtail (0.1 mi)
  • 2113 (0.1 mi)
  • 939 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 356 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (0.1 mi)
  • 710 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 2122 (0.1 mi)
  • 1135 (0.1 mi)
  • 334 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1424 (0.1 mi)
  • 627 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1324 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1915 (0.1 mi)
  • 1842 (0.1 mi)
  • 2003 (0.1 mi)
  • 1150 (0.1 mi)
  • 1646 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1419 (0.1 mi)
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  • 814 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1637 (0.1 mi)
  • 1543 (0.1 mi)
  • 0212 (0.1 mi)
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  • 813 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
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  • 1613 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1610 (0.1 mi)
  • 0115 (0.1 mi)
  • 1122 (0.1 mi)
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  • 1847 (0.1 mi)
  • 1508 (0.1 mi)
  • 1830 (0.1 mi)
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  • 929 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1115 (0.1 mi)
  • 833 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 826 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1820 (0.1 mi)
  • 1434 (0.1 mi)
  • 116 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1526 (0.1 mi)
  • 1660 (0.1 mi)
  • 946 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1535 (0.1 mi)
  • B12 (0.1 mi)
  • 416 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1548 (0.1 mi)
  • 1645 (0.1 mi)
  • 808 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1219 (0.1 mi)
  • 819 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 623 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1655 (0.1 mi)
  • 1247 (0.1 mi)
  • 1325 (0.1 mi)
  • 1214 (0.1 mi)
  • 118 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 339 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1615 (0.1 mi)
  • 0209 (0.1 mi)
  • 1530 (0.1 mi)
  • 930 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 709 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 933 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 313 (City of Peachtree City) (0.1 mi)
  • 1917 (0.1 mi)
  • 1222 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 945 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1142 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1552 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 2106 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 616 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1322 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1248 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1536 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1650 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 333 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0220 (under 0.1 mi)
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  • 907 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
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  • 413 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 917 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 129 (Meade Field Softball Complex) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1002 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 615 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1210 (under 0.1 mi)
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  • 619 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
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  • 1618 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1005 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1139 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1116 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1259 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 349 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1516 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 934 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 322 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 711 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0205 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0104 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0206 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 417 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1609 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 315 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1134 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 2107 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 829 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 822 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 947 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1833 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 2120 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 357 (Thomas Hannon Memorial Park) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 948 (Luther Glass Park) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1614 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1143 (under 0.1 mi)
  • B33 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0134 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1239 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1436 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 940 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 131 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1256 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T27 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0121 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1633 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T17 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1269 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1423 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 338 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 943 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 337 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1333 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 706 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • B35 (under 0.1 mi)
  • B36 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1241 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1554 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1638 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1825 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1907 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1321 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0228 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1546 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 348 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 804 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1519 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 705 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 821 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1832 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1149 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 913 (Luther Glass Park) (under 0.1 mi)
  • B34 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1555 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1648 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 361 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • T21 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1155 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T01 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1120 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 2114 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0124 (under 0.1 mi)
  • B14 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 368 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1345 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 119 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1824 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 415 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
  • 343 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 412 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • T14 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T02 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1656 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1266 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1416 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 419 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1415 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 0236 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1433 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1649 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 949 (Luther Glass Park) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 2007 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 944 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • T03 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1652 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T09 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 950 (Luther Glass Park) (under 0.1 mi)
  • T05 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 351 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 802 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1427 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1435 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1417 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 830 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • HAWK Signal (under 0.1 mi)
  • T23 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 370 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)
  • 353 (City of Peachtree City) (under 0.1 mi)

Cobb County:

  • Noonday Creek Trail (5.1 mi)
  • Mountain to River Trail (4.4 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Voodoo (4.1 mi)
  • Hocus Pocus (4.1 mi)
  • Driftwood (3.9 mi)
  • Dallas Highway Trail (3.6 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Cumberland Connector (3.6 mi)
  • Turtle Back Loop (3.2 mi)
  • East Cobb Trail (3.0 mi)
  • Wildcat (2.9 mi)
  • Lower Roswell Trail (2.7 mi)
  • Mason's Bridge (2.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (2.5 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Big Shanty Road Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Mumbo Jumbo Loop (2.0 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail (1.5 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Mason's Bluff Loop (1.4 mi)
  • Barrett Parkway Trail (1.4 mi)
  • East Cobb Park Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Bob Callan Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Red Barron Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Bob Callan Connector (1.0 mi)
  • Circle 75 Parkway Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Rusty Bucket Loop (0.8 mi)
  • Interstate North Parkway Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Driftwood Connector (0.7 mi)
  • Wild Horse Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Silver Comet Connector (0.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Akers Mill W Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Mason's Connector (0.6 mi)
  • Windy Ridge Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Cobb Galleria Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Walkers Ridge Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Love Shack (0.5 mi)
  • Mumbo Jumbo Connector (0.4 mi)
  • 'Toona Express South (0.4 mi)
  • Powder Springs Park Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Parking Lot Connector (0.4 mi)
  • Mountain to River Trail / Silver Comet Trail Cumberland Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Interstate North Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Town Center Trail - Mall Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Mountain-to-River Gap Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Rottenwood Creek University Trail (Aviation Park Conn Trail) (0.2 mi)
  • Concord Road Trail (0.2 mi)
  • North Loop/Dallas Highway Multi-Use Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Mo Flo (0.2 mi)
  • Creekside Access Road (0.2 mi)
  • Cheatham Hill Road Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Cobb Parkway Trail (south) (0.2 mi)
  • Cumberland Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Big Shanty Noonday Creek Trail Conn (0.2 mi)
  • Lewis Road Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 3rd Brigade (0.2 mi)
  • Akers Mill Road Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Paces Ferry Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Pull my finger (0.1 mi)
  • Knuckle Sandwich (0.1 mi)
  • Medusa (0.1 mi)
  • Pump Track (0.1 mi)
  • Alpha (0.1 mi)
  • Mount Bethel Drive Northeast (0.1 mi)
  • 2nd Infantry (0.1 mi)
  • Medium Jumps (0.1 mi)
  • Burnt Hickory Way Northwest (0.1 mi)
  • Hot Slurpee (under 0.1 mi)
  • Small Jumps (under 0.1 mi)
  • Mavell Road (under 0.1 mi)
  • High School Race Course Cut Through (under 0.1 mi)
  • Mason's Bridge Loop #2 (under 0.1 mi)
  • Entrance to Alpha and Bravo (under 0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Wehunt Pl (under 0.1 mi)

City of Atlanta:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (4.8 mi)
  • Path400 Trail (3.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (3.3 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Grant Park Trails (2.8 mi)
  • Southtowne PATH Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Southside Park MTB - Oak Trail (2.6 mi)
  • Proctor Creek Greenway (2.5 mi)
  • Lionel Hampton PATH Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Hickory Trail (1.9 mi)
  • PATH Parkway (1.6 mi)
  • Emory PATH (1.5 mi)
  • Lionel Hampton Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Trolley Line Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Chastain Park PATH Trail (1.4 mi)
  • West End Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Southside Park MTB - Evergreen Trail (1.3 mi)
  • Westside Park Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Westside Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Freedom Park Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Whetstone Creek PATH Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Westview PATH (1.1 mi)
  • Path 400 (1.0 mi)
  • Bitsy Grant Connector Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Silver Comet Connector (0.8 mi)
  • Westside Spur Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Woodall Rail Trail (0.8 mi)
  • MLK Multi-Use Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Joseph E. Boone Boulevard Path (0.7 mi)
  • Portman PATH (0.6 mi)
  • Path400 Trail (Sidney Marcus to Miami Circle) (0.5 mi)
  • Whetstone Creek Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Southwest Connector Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Atlantic Drive Northwest (0.4 mi)
  • Piedmont Park Trails (0.4 mi)
  • Southside Park MTB - Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Brady Avenue Northwest (0.4 mi)
  • Chattahoochee River Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Northeast Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Holly St NW (0.3 mi)
  • Hickory Connector (0.3 mi)
  • Peachtree Battle Trail (0.2 mi)
  • South Peachtree Creek PATH Trail - Bridge Under Clairmont to Starvine Way (0.2 mi)
  • North Kilgo Circle (0.2 mi)
  • 10th St (0.2 mi)
  • Mountain to River Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Peavine Creek Trail (0.2 mi)
  • X'avier Arnold Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Creek Walk Connector Multi-use Path (0.2 mi)
  • Poplar Circle Northeast (0.2 mi)
  • Trolley Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Andrew Young International Boulevard (0.1 mi)
  • Pullman Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Soapstone Ridge Alternate (0.1 mi)
  • Poplar Court Northeast (0.1 mi)
  • South Kilgo Circle (0.1 mi)
  • Arkwright Circle (0.1 mi)
  • Bio Bridge (0.1 mi)
  • Cahaba Drive (0.1 mi)
  • Skiles Walkway (0.1 mi)
  • Tanyard Creek Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Public Safety Headquarters Plaza (0.1 mi)
  • South Bend Creek Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Earnest Street Northwest (under 0.1 mi)
  • Asbury Walk (under 0.1 mi)
  • Gordon C. Bynum Jr. Pedestrian Bridge (under 0.1 mi)
  • Shagbark Alternate (under 0.1 mi)
  • Southtowne Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Westside Connector Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Northwest Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Highland Drive Northeast (under 0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Connector (Under Construction) (under 0.1 mi)
  • Chastain Park Trail (under 0.1 mi)

DeKalb County:

  • Arabia Mountain PATH (7.9 mi)
  • South River PATH Trail (5.9 mi)
  • South River Trail (3.9 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Stone Mountain Trail (2.9 mi)
  • Brook Run Trail (1.8 mi)
  • South Peachtree Creek PATH Trail (1.1 mi)
  • South Peachtree Creek Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Nancy Creek PATH Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Dresden Park (0.9 mi)
  • Flat Rock Spur PATH (0.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.4 mi, 7 stretches)
  • Klondike Trail (0.4 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Henderson Park Native Plant and Wildlife Walk (0.4 mi)
  • Dunwoody Trailway (0.3 mi)
  • Ashford Druid Hills Lake Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Doll's Head Trail (0.2 mi)
  • South River Trail (DeKalb County) (0.2 mi)
  • Detour (0.2 mi)
  • Abandoned track (0.2 mi)
  • South Peachtree Creek PATH Trail - Clairmont Lake Spur (0.2 mi)
  • Pangborn Road to Pool (0.2 mi)
  • East Decatur PATH Greenway Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Peters Park (0.2 mi)
  • Candler School Spur PATH (0.2 mi)
  • Unmarked trail (0.1 mi)
  • Arabia Mountain Nature Center (0.1 mi)
  • Skyland Park (0.1 mi)
  • Emory PATH (under 0.1 mi)
  • Browns Mill Trailhead (under 0.1 mi)
  • S Peachtree Creek Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Old Rockbridge Road (under 0.1 mi)
  • Nancy Creek Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Alpharetta:

  • Big Creek Greenway Alpharetta (4.8 mi)
  • Greenway Alpharetta (4.8 mi)
  • AlphaLoop (3.6 mi)
  • Park Brooke Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Wills Park (2.1 mi)
  • Big Creek Greenway (2.0 mi)
  • AlphaLoop Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Kimball Bridge Road Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Park Bridge Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Mt. Adams MTB Trail Beginner (Green) (0.5 mi)
  • Mt. Adams MTB Trail Intermediate (Blue) (0.4 mi)
  • Cogburrn Park (0.4 mi)
  • Green Walk Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Fulton County:

  • Yellow Trail (4.1 mi)
  • Red Trail (3.7 mi)
  • Tasty Grub (1.5 mi)
  • Bear Creek (1.4 mi)
  • Old Alabama Road (1.3 mi)
  • Orange Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Cedar Branch (1.0 mi)
  • Green Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Ocee Park (0.9 mi)
  • Upper Wooten Gravel Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Hammond Park Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Zack's Glade (0.6 mi)
  • Sandy Springs Tennis Center (0.6 mi)
  • Nature Center (0.6 mi)
  • 5 Turn Hill (0.6 mi)
  • Providence Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Southside Park MTB - Oak Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Old Swamp (0.3 mi)
  • Ridgeview Park (0.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Old Cochran Mill Road (0.3 mi)
  • Cochran Mill Falls (0.3 mi)
  • Pete's Single Track (0.2 mi)
  • Mill Road Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Henry's Mill Falls (0.1 mi)
  • Cascades (0.1 mi)
  • Ford (under 0.1 mi)

Cherokee County:

  • Unnamed trails (4.7 mi, 5 stretches)
  • Dwelling Loop (Intermediate) (4.1 mi)
  • South Loop (Advanced) (3.6 mi)
  • Van Michael Trail (Advanced) (3.1 mi)
  • Mosquito Flats (Beginner) (1.0 mi)
  • Flat Rock Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Towne Lake Pass (0.8 mi)
  • Mosquito Bite (Beginner+) (0.6 mi)
  • Rhythm & Blues (0.5 mi)
  • Grassy Hollow Road (0.4 mi)
  • Kevorkian's Pass (0.3 mi)
  • Mosquito Flats Extension (0.3 mi)
  • Rock & Roll (0.2 mi)
  • Chutes and Ladders (0.2 mi)
  • Spur (under 0.1 mi)
  • South Loop (Half Lap Cut-Off) (under 0.1 mi)

City of Roswell:

  • Roswell Riverwalk Trail (2.6 mi)
  • East Roswell Park (2.1 mi)
  • Climbing Snake (Advanced) (1.7 mi)
  • Greenway Roswell (1.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.4 mi, 4 stretches)
  • Marietta Highway Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Hardscrabble Road Multi-Use Path (1.2 mi)
  • Stumpy's Loop (Beginner) (1.2 mi)
  • Hurts So Good (Advanced) (1.1 mi)
  • Willeo Park Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Troll (Intermediate) (0.6 mi)
  • Skillet Express (Intermediate) (0.6 mi)
  • Pine Hill (Advanced) (0.5 mi)
  • Willeo Road Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Laughing Creek Leg (Intermediate) (0.4 mi)
  • Sleepy Hollow (Beginner) (0.4 mi)
  • Roswell Greenway (0.4 mi)
  • Holcomb Bridge Road Sidepath (0.3 mi)
  • Roswell-Alpharetta Path Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Roswell Riverside Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Greenway Access (0.2 mi)
  • Pump Track Access (0.1 mi)
  • Pump Track 1 (under 0.1 mi)

City of Johns Creek:

  • State Bridge Road Trail (7.8 mi)
  • Johns Creek Greenway (4.7 mi)
  • Bell Road Trail (2.0 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Kimball Bridge Road Trail (1.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Johns Creek Parkway (0.5 mi)
  • Old Alabama Road (0.3 mi)

City of Smyrna:

  • Concord Road Trail (3.0 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (2.8 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Mountain to River Trail (2.0 mi)
  • Mountain to River Trail / Spring Road Trail (2.0 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Silver Comet Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Silver Comet Connector (0.5 mi)
  • Atlanta Road Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Spring Road Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector- Fontaine Road (0.2 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Creekside Pl (0.1 mi)
  • Circle 75 Parkway Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Creekside Villas Way (under 0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Connector - Derby Lane SE (under 0.1 mi)

City of Mableton:

  • Silver Comet Trail (5.8 mi)
  • Mableton Trail (3.7 mi)
  • Floyd Road Trail (2.2 mi)
  • Concord Road Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Fowler Rd (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Suwanee:

  • Suwanee Creek Greenway (4.3 mi)
  • McGinnis Ferry Road Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Sims Lake Park (1.2 mi)
  • Suwanee Dam Road Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Old Town Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Brushy Creek Greenway (0.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi, 3 stretches)
  • George Pierce Park (0.1 mi)

Douglas County:

  • Red Oak Loop (yellow) (1.9 mi)
  • Squirrel Terrace (1.3 mi)
  • Nature Trail (Clinton Nature Preserve) (1.0 mi)
  • Red Hawk Loop (blue) (1.0 mi)
  • Bridge Loop (0.8 mi)
  • Granite Loop / Red Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Boundary Waters Park (0.8 mi)
  • Helter Skelter / Red Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Cricket (0.6 mi)
  • Lizard Lick (0.4 mi)
  • Old Pool Road / Red Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Concrete Hill (0.2 mi)
  • Granite Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Concrete Hill / Red Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Helter Skelter (0.1 mi)
  • Red Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Alternate Trail / Red Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Alternate Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Town of Tyrone:

  • Multi-Use Path (5.1 mi)
  • Dogwood Main Loop (1.8 mi)
  • Farr Road Path (1.3 mi)
  • Dirt Bike Gully (1.0 mi)
  • Senoia Road Multi-Use Path (0.4 mi)
  • Parking Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Gin Branch Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Fayette County:

  • McCurry Park North (2.8 mi)
  • Lake Horton Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Peachtree City Golf Cart Paths (0.9 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 222 (0.5 mi)
  • 110 (0.5 mi)
  • 0215 (0.4 mi)
  • 0109 (0.3 mi)
  • Dickson Springs Park path (0.3 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Muscadine Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
  • 0240 (0.2 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Ridgeway trail (0.2 mi)
  • 0237 (0.1 mi)
  • 224 (0.1 mi)
  • 0239 (0.1 mi)
  • Padgett road (0.1 mi)
  • Cross Ridge (0.1 mi)
  • Mann Road (0.1 mi)
  • 1844 (0.1 mi)
  • Burch Lake Road (under 0.1 mi)
  • 223 (under 0.1 mi)
  • 1807 (under 0.1 mi)
  • T30 (under 0.1 mi)
  • McCurry Park walking trails (under 0.1 mi)
  • HAWK Signal (under 0.1 mi)

Clayton County:

  • Clayton Connects Trail (4.4 mi)
  • Jester Creek Pathway (1.4 mi)
  • Lovejoy Regional Park (0.9 mi)
  • Villages of Ellenwood Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Jesters Creek Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Clayton Connects (under 0.1 mi)

Henry County:

  • Bud Kelley Park (1.8 mi)
  • Village Park Trail (1.4 mi)
  • JP Moseley Recreation Center (1.2 mi)
  • Panola Mountain Greenway (1.2 mi)
  • Nature Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Salem Park (0.7 mi)
  • Alexander Park (0.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Marietta:

  • Mountain to River Trail (3.8 mi)
  • Barrett Parkway Trail (1.2 mi)
  • North Loop/Dallas Highway Multi-Use Connector Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Rottenwood Creek University Trail (Aviation Park Conn Trail) (0.9 mi)
  • Red Loop (0.4 mi)
  • Mountain-to-River Gap Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
  • Depot Street Northwest (under 0.1 mi)

City of Powder Springs:

  • Silver Comet Trail (4.2 mi)
  • Lucille Creek Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Lewis Road Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Wild Horse Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Murray Avenue (0.1 mi)
  • Wild Horse Creek Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Thornbridge Dr (under 0.1 mi)
  • Silver Comet Trail Connector - Childress Ln (under 0.1 mi)

Rockdale County:

  • Rockdale River Trail (4.5 mi)
  • Olde Town Conyers PATH Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Johnson Park Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Arabia Mountain PATH Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Olde Town Conyers Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Conyers Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Panola Mountain Greenway (0.1 mi)

City of Fayetteville:

  • Fayetteville Greenway (0.9 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Muscadine Trail (0.7 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Muscogee Path (0.7 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Gingercake Trail (0.6 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Wildwood trail (0.6 mi)
  • The Ridge Naturea Area - Ridge Loop trail (0.5 mi)
  • Path (City of Fayetteville) (0.4 mi)
  • The Ridge Naturea Area - Whitewater trail (0.4 mi)
  • Ridge Loop (0.3 mi)
  • The Ridge Nature Area - Ridgeway trail (0.2 mi)
  • The Ridge Naturea Area trail (0.1 mi)

City of Sugar Hill:

  • Sugar Hill Greenway (2.6 mi)
  • E.E. Robinson Park South (1.0 mi)
  • Western Gwinnett Bikeway (0.6 mi)
  • Gary Pirkle Park Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (0.5 mile) (0.4 mi)

City of Decatur:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Decatur PATH (1.4 mi)
  • East Decatur PATH Greenway Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Shared Roadway - Lower Traffic (0.2 mi)
  • Decatur Trolley Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Superior Avenue (0.1 mi)
  • West Court Square (under 0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
  • Trolley Line Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Ole Ansley Court (under 0.1 mi)

City of Canton:

  • Heritage Park Etowah River Trail (4.8 mi)

City of Conyers:

  • Olde Town Conyers PATH Trail (2.6 mi)
  • Olde Town Conyers Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Bike only trail (0.5 mi)

Georgia Department of Natural Resources:

  • Grassy Hollow Road (also in Rome and Dalton) (1.5 mi here)
  • Meadow Loop Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (1.1 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Arabia Mountain PATH (0.5 mi)
  • Roswell Riverside Trail (0.2 mi)

City of South Fulton:

  • Sourwood Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Muscadine Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Wolf Creek Trail (0.6 mi)
  • William 'Bill' Edwards Nature Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Boulder Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Meandering Trail (0.1 mi)

Gwinnett County:

  • McGinnis Ferry Road Trail (1.5 mi)
  • Harris Greenway Trail (1.2 mi)
  • George Pierce Park (0.4 mi)
  • Lloyd N. Harris Loop (0.2 mi)
  • Sugar Hill Greenway (0.2 mi)
  • Lenora Park (0.2 mi)
  • Collins Hill Park (0.2 mi)
  • Ivy Creek Greenway (0.2 mi)

City of Stonecrest:

  • Arabia Mountain PATH (2.0 mi)
  • Flat Rock Spur PATH (0.9 mi)
  • Abandoned track (0.4 mi)
  • South River Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
  • Klondike Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Candler School Spur PATH (0.2 mi)
  • Arabia Mountain PATH Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Kennesaw:

  • Swift-Cantrell Park (1.6 mi)
  • Noonday Creek Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Adams Park Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Depot Park Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Downtown Kennesaw Pedestrian Underpass (0.1 mi)

City of East Point:

  • East Point PATH (1.8 mi)
  • Blue Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Moontower Loop (0.4 mi)
  • Green Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Lilburn:

  • Camp Creek Greenway Trail (3.2 mi)

City of Chattahoochee Hills:

  • Upper Wooten Road (2.7 mi)
  • Old Rico Road (0.2 mi)

City of Tucker:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.4 mi)

City of Morrow:

  • Morrow Jesters Creek Trail (2.7 mi)

Georgia Department of Transportation:

  • Chastain Park PATH Trail (2.1 mi)
  • South River Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Duluth:

  • Western Gwinnett Bikeway (1.8 mi)
  • Rogers Bridge Trail (0.6 mi)
  • State Bridge Road Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Rogers Bridge Rd (under 0.1 mi)

City of Chamblee:

  • Chamblee Rail Trail (2.3 mi)
  • Dresden Park (0.1 mi)

City of College Park:

  • Phoenix Trail (1.4 mi)
  • The Brady Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Clarkston:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (2.0 mi)
  • March to the Sea (0.1 mi)

City of Acworth:

  • Acworth Trail (1.8 mi)

City of Stockbridge:

  • Reeves Creek Trail (1.4 mi)

City of Snellville:

  • Briscoe Park (0.8 mi)
  • Snelville Greenway (0.5 mi)

City of Dunwoody:

  • Dunwoody Trailway (0.8 mi)
  • Nancy Creek Bridge (0.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • Dunwoody Park North (under 0.1 mi)

City of Douglasville:

  • Unnamed trails (1.3 mi)

City of McDonough:

  • Alexander Park (0.7 mi)

City of Hapeville:

  • John R. Lewis Memorial Park (0.4 mi)
  • Cofield Park (0.3 mi)

City of Austell:

  • Suggs Memorial Park Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Ball Ground:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Walking Loop (0.3 mi)

City of Stone Mountain:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (0.6 mi)

National Park Service:

  • Mountain to River Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Willeo Park Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Akers Mill Road Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Cumming:

  • Unnamed trails (0.4 mi)

City of Avondale Estates:

  • Stone Mountain Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Berkeley Path (0.1 mi)

City of Fairburn:

  • Mann Road (0.2 mi)

City of Milton:

  • Bell Park Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Norcross:

  • Hunter-Walker Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Waleska:

  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

City of Lithonia:

  • Arabia Mountain PATH (0.2 mi)

Georgia World Congress Center Authority:

  • PATH Parkway (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Berkeley Lake:

  • Pinckneyville Park (0.1 mi)

City of Buford:

  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
Commuter e-bikes for metro Atlanta

Athens and Winder

Athens, Winder and northeast Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Northeast Georgia's miles come closer to an even three-way split than any other region's. The region's 207 mapped miles lie in Barrow, Clarke, Elbert, Greene, Jackson, Jasper, Madison, Morgan, Newton, Oconee, Oglethorpe and Walton counties; 64 are open, 57 are closed and 86 read gray.

Hard Labor Creek's, Fort Yargo's and Watson Mill Bridge's state park bicycle trails, the Oconee National Forest's motorized Town Creek loops and Clybel WMA's multiuse trail carry the open miles. The Oconee's other trails, its Ocmulgee River Upper Loop among them, are the closed ones.

Most of the gray miles lie on Athens-Clarke's Firefly Trail and greenway under the "non-motorized" wording, and on the trails of Greene, Newton and Oconee counties and Covington, whose rules could not be read.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Ocmulgee River Upper Loop (also in Newnan and LaGrange) Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 10.4 Closed to e-bikes
Cricket Frog Trail Newton County 9.2 Rule could not be read
Town Creek Loop A Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 8.5 Class 1, 2 and 3 as motor vehicles; the map's dates govern
Outer Loop Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Fort Yargo State Park 8.2 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Bike Trail (Heritage Park) Oconee County 7.8 Rule could not be read
Corry House Trail Greene County 7.7 Rule could not be read
Town Creek Loop B Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 7.5 Class 1, 2 and 3 as motor vehicles; the map's dates govern
North Oconee River Greenway Athens-Clarke County 6.3 Unsettled
Multiuse Trail (Clybel Wma) Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Clybel Wma 5.7 Class 1, 2 and 3 on a closed road, for hunter access
Green Loop Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Hard Labor Creek State Park 5.3 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Falling Creek Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 4.9 Closed to e-bikes
Firefly Trail Athens-Clarke County 4.9 Unsettled
Every mapped trail in Athens and Winder (178 trails, 207 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (5, 22 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Town Creek Loop A (8.5 mi)
  • Town Creek Loop B (7.5 mi)
  • Town Creek Connector (0.4 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Clybel Wma:

  • Multiuse Trail (Clybel Wma) (5.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Class 1 only (29, 42 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Hard Labor Creek State Park:

  • Green Loop (5.3 mi)
  • Blue Loop (4.5 mi)
  • Red Bike Trail (3.3 mi)
  • Red Loop (2.9 mi)
  • Beach Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (2.7 mi)
  • Orange Bike Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Blue Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Green Shortcut (0.1 mi)
  • Blue Shortcut (0.1 mi)
  • Beach Trail Shortcut (0.1 mi)
  • Green Loop Access (0.1 mi)
  • Red Shortcut (0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Fort Yargo State Park:

  • Outer Loop (8.2 mi)
  • Monster Mile (1.2 mi)
  • Inner Loop (1.0 mi)
  • Three Step Hill (0.9 mi)
  • Winder Connecting Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Wilkins Greenway (0.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.6 mi)
  • Deadwood Hill (0.5 mi)
  • Monster Mile Bypass (0.4 mi)
  • Root Garden (0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Watson Mill Bridge State Park:

  • Hiking-Biking Trail (2.0 mi)
  • Beaver Creek Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Ridge Loop Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Hiking and Biking Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (69, 57 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Ocmulgee River Upper Loop (also in Newnan and LaGrange) (10.4 mi here)
  • Falling Creek Trail (4.9 mi)
  • Kinnard Creek Trail (3.6 mi)
  • Rush Creek Trail (2.3 mi)
  • Wise Creek Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Suds Road (1.3 mi)
  • Pine Beetle Path (1.3 mi)
  • FS 1010 (1.1 mi)
  • Lollypop Loop (1.1 mi)
  • Swimming Hole Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Wise Creek Shortcut (1.0 mi)
  • White Creek Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Beck Bluff Loop (1.0 mi)
  • Nelson Island Trail (0.9 mi)
  • FS 1017 (0.9 mi)
  • Oakfuskee Path (0.9 mi)
  • FS 1032 Power Line Road (0.9 mi)
  • Mothershed Ridge (0.9 mi)
  • River Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Horsefly Highway (0.8 mi)
  • Chimney Road (0.8 mi)
  • Black Rock Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Boomerang Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Wise Creek Loop Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Saddlehorse Road (0.7 mi)
  • FS 1071A (0.7 mi)
  • USFS Road 1053 (0.7 mi)
  • Tributary 6 Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Brady Doubletrack (0.7 mi)
  • FS 1061 (0.6 mi)
  • Bluff Toe Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Waits Ferry Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Beck Bottom Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Pope Spur Road (0.6 mi)
  • Coon Dog Trail (0.6 mi)
  • FS 1127 (0.6 mi)
  • S. Long Branch Trail (0.5 mi)
  • N. Long Branch Trail (0.5 mi)
  • FS Road 1127 (0.5 mi)
  • Waterfall Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Beck Ridge Trail (0.5 mi)
  • FS Road 1001 (0.4 mi)
  • Parachute Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Pine Ridge Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Love Mountain Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Pete Path (0.3 mi)
  • Toland Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Peggy's Path (0.3 mi)
  • FS Road 1126 (0.3 mi)
  • Bowie Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Big Beech Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Bigfoot Firebreak (0.2 mi)
  • Pasture Climb (0.2 mi)
  • Bigfoot Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Elevator Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Rooster Road (0.2 mi)
  • Day Use Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • 1098A Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Bluff Road (0.1 mi)
  • Bulldozer Overlook (0.1 mi)
  • Boarding House Trail (0.1 mi)
  • USFS Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Suds Path (0.1 mi)
  • FS Road 1098A (0.1 mi)
  • Kinard Creek Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Adams Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Flats Connector Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Ocmulgee River Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Unsettled (8, 16 mi)

Athens-Clarke County:

  • North Oconee River Greenway (6.3 mi)
  • Firefly Trail (4.9 mi)

Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge:

  • FS 1032 Power Line Road (1.6 mi)
  • FS Road 1127 (0.5 mi)

Town of Braselton:

  • Mulberry River Walk Trail (also in Gainesville and Flowery Branch, and in Atlanta and South Fulton) (1.4 mi here)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Clybel Wma:

  • Abandoned track (0.6 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Town Creek Loop B (0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Watson Mill Bridge State Park:

  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (19, 8 mi)

Newton County Land Trust:

  • Turner Lake Trail (3.3 mi)

Private owner:

  • Erskine Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Highroad Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Flatrock Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Mothershed Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Mule Road (0.2 mi)
  • Weathershed Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Line Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Polyhound Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Wooee Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Jonathan Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Warnell School of Forest Resources:

  • Mountain Bike Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Milledge Extension Trail (0.2 mi)

Oconee River Land Trust:

  • Firefly Trail (0.5 mi)

Clemson University:

  • North Oconee River Greenway (0.2 mi)
  • East Campus Connector (0.2 mi)

University System of Georgia Board of Regents:

  • North Oconee River Greenway (0.2 mi)
  • East Campus Connector (0.2 mi)

Athens Land Trust:

  • Firefly Trail (0.2 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (50, 62 mi)

Greene County:

  • Unnamed trails (8.8 mi)
  • Corry House Trail (7.7 mi)
  • Firefly Trail (3.4 mi)

Newton County:

  • Cricket Frog Trail (9.2 mi)
  • Eastside Trail (1.6 mi)

Oconee County:

  • Bike Trail (Heritage Park) (7.8 mi)
  • Joint Use Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Bypass (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Covington:

  • Cricket Frog Trail (3.9 mi)
  • Eastside Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Legion Field Path (0.3 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • Porterdale Mill Branch (0.1 mi)

Athens-Clarke County:

  • River Road Multiuse Path (1.3 mi)
  • Trail Creek Trail (0.5 mi)
  • East Campus Connector (0.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Panic (0.3 mi)
  • Pulaski Heights Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Bailey Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Bailey and Carriage Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Widespread (0.2 mi)
  • Carriage Connector Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Woodville:

  • Firefly Trail (2.4 mi)

City of Oxford:

  • Oxford Trail (1.1 mi)
  • College Walk (0.6 mi)

Jasper County:

  • Bigfoot Firebreak (0.6 mi)
  • FS 1017 (0.5 mi)
  • Flatrock Road (0.3 mi)
  • USFS Road 1053 (0.2 mi)
  • Gravel bike bypass (under 0.1 mi)
  • Wiley Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

City of Winterville:

  • Firefly Trail (1.4 mi)

City of Mansfield:

  • Cricket Frog Trail (1.4 mi)

City of Elberton:

  • Elberton Park Walking Trail (1.2 mi)

City of Watkinsville:

  • Simonton Bridge Pedestrian Connector (0.6 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Trove Paths (0.3 mi)

City of Union Point:

  • Firefly Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Porterdale:

  • Yellow River Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Cricket Frog Trail (0.3 mi)

Barrow County:

  • Eastern Regional Greenway (0.4 mi)
  • Winder Connecting Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Abandoned track (0.1 mi)

Town of North High Shoals:

  • Unnamed trails (0.5 mi)

City of Winder:

  • Wilkins Greenway (0.2 mi)

Town of Newborn:

  • Cricket Frog Trail (0.2 mi)

Newnan and LaGrange

Newnan, LaGrange and west Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: orange trails take Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

West Georgia's open miles are its state parks'. The region's 98 mapped miles lie in Butts, Carroll, Heard, Lamar, Meriwether, Pike, Spalding, Troup, Upson and Coweta counties; 7 are open, 1 are closed and 90 read gray.

Chattahoochee Bend's and Indian Springs' bicycle trails carry the open miles, Class 1 alone. Dauset Trails Nature Center's grounds in Butts County, where the owner decides, the Carrollton GreenBelt under its posted rules, LaGrange's Thread outside the city's parks and Newnan's LINC, whose rules could not be read, and West Point Lake's Corps trails make most of the gray.

Nearly all the closed miles are the trail inside LaGrange's parks, which its park rules close.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Carrollton Greenbelt City of Carrollton 15.7 Unsettled
The Thread City of LaGrange 8.0 Rule could not be read
LINC Trail City of Newnan 4.8 Rule could not be read
Aboothlacoosta Creek Loop Dauset Trails Nature Center 3.8 Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Outer Mountain Bike Loop Coweta County 3.3 Rule could not be read
Menawa Loop U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 3.0 Unsettled
Red Cloud Loop U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2.9 Unsettled
Black Racer Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Chattahoochee Bend State Park 2.8 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Huff N Puff Dauset Trails Nature Center 2.7 Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Town Branch Section Dauset Trails Nature Center 2.5 Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Snake Creek Carroll County 2.5 Rule could not be read
River Bluff Carroll County 2.3 Rule could not be read
Every mapped trail in Newnan and LaGrange (80 trails, 98 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (4, 7 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Chattahoochee Bend State Park:

  • Black Racer Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Ringneck Trail (2.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Indian Springs State Park:

  • Indian Springs Multi-use Trail (1.6 mi)
  • Indian Springs Connector (0.7 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (4, 0.9 mi)

City of LaGrange:

  • The Thread (0.6 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • LaGrange-The Thread (0.1 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Ocmulgee River Upper Loop (also in Athens and Winder) (under 0.1 mi here)

Unsettled (16, 27 mi)

City of Carrollton:

  • Carrollton Greenbelt (15.7 mi)
  • Carrollton GreenBelt - Hoobs Farm Loop (0.8 mi)
  • Carrollton GreenBelt - Castle Playground Spur (0.4 mi)
  • Carrollton GreenBelt - McIntosh Plaza Spur (0.1 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Menawa Loop (3.0 mi)
  • Red Cloud Loop (2.9 mi)
  • Ferrell-Tatum Road (0.4 mi)
  • Horse Activity Area #1 (0.3 mi)
  • Yellow and White Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Red Cloud Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Connector Road 1 (0.2 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Joe Kurz Wma:

  • Odom Road (2.0 mi)
  • Campground Road (0.5 mi)
  • Pine Top Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Short Trail (0.2 mi)
  • WMA Road ID 1980 (0.2 mi)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (22, 24 mi)

Dauset Trails Nature Center:

  • Aboothlacoosta Creek Loop (3.8 mi)
  • Huff N Puff (2.7 mi)
  • Town Branch Section (2.5 mi)
  • Lake Clark Loop (2.2 mi)
  • Pine Mountain (1.7 mi)
  • Daddy Long Legs (1.6 mi)
  • Sandy Creek (1.3 mi)
  • Brownlee Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Bootlegger Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Moonshine Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Indian Springs Connector (0.7 mi)
  • Spiney Back (0.6 mi)
  • White Lightning (0.6 mi)
  • Fern Gully (0.6 mi)
  • Turkey Trot (0.5 mi)
  • Brownlee (0.5 mi)
  • Little Brown Jug (0.5 mi)
  • Wagon Track (0.3 mi)
  • Joro (0.2 mi)
  • Dauset Trails Connector (0.2 mi)
  • Big Sandy Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

Private owner:

  • Unionville Road (0.3 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (37, 39 mi)

Carroll County:

  • Snake Creek (2.5 mi)
  • River Bluff (2.3 mi)
  • Black Dirt Bluff (2.1 mi)
  • Horace King (1.8 mi)
  • Armadillo Run (1.0 mi)
  • Carrollton Greenbelt (0.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of LaGrange:

  • The Thread (8.0 mi)
  • LaGrange-The Thread (2.0 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Coweta County:

  • Outer Mountain Bike Loop (3.3 mi)
  • Inner Mountain Bike Loop (1.4 mi)
  • Beginner Mountain Bike Loop (0.6 mi)
  • Mountain Bike Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Strathmore Nature Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Parking Lot Connector Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Newnan:

  • LINC Trail (4.8 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.7 mi, 2 stretches)
  • 1st ave sidewalk (0.2 mi)
  • Newnan LINC Trail (0.1 mi)

Spalding County:

  • Blue Loop (1.9 mi)

City of Senoia:

  • Senoia Multi-Use Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Multi-Use Path (0.2 mi)
  • Bridge Street (under 0.1 mi)

Troup County:

  • The Thread (0.8 mi)
  • LaGrange-The Thread (0.3 mi)

City of Carrollton:

  • Carrollton Greenway (0.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Trojan Lane (0.1 mi)

City of Griffin:

  • Kiwanis Mountain Bike Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Old Atlanta Road (0.1 mi)

City of Hogansville:

  • Water Tower Trail (0.4 mi)

Meriwether County:

  • Copeland-Perry Road (0.3 mi)

Lamar County:

  • Unionville Road (0.2 mi)

Butts County:

  • Hamlin Road (0.1 mi)

Macon and Warner Robins

Macon, Warner Robins and middle Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: blue trails take Class 1 and 2 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Middle Georgia's only open miles are Ocmulgee Mounds'. The region's 70 mapped miles lie in Bibb, Crawford, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach, Pulaski, Putnam, Twiggs, Wilkinson and Baldwin counties; 3 are open, 8 are closed and 59 read gray.

The Heritage Trail and River Trail at Ocmulgee Mounds take Class 1 and 2; the Oconee National Forest's Hitchiti trails are closed. Most of the gray lies on Macon-Bibb's natural-surface trails, the Arrowhead Park and Thomson mountain bike trails among them, whose rules could not be read, on Oconee WMA's ways no Division record lists, and on Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge's roads.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Arrowhead Park MTB Trail Macon-Bibb County 9.2 Rule could not be read
Pig Trail - Blue Macon-Bibb County 7.0 Rule could not be read
Selma Erwin Nature Trail City of Milledgeville 4.9 Rule could not be read
Thomson Trails Macon-Bibb County 4.2 Rule could not be read
West Vaco Road Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge 4.0 Unsettled
Walter B. Williams Park MTB Baldwin County 3.5 Rule could not be read
Orange Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Oconee Wma 2.9 Unsettled
Yellow Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Oconee Wma 2.6 Unsettled
Hitchiti Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 2.4 Closed to e-bikes
Work Center Trail Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests 2.4 Closed to e-bikes
Model-T Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Oconee Wma 1.8 Unsettled
Blue Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Oconee Wma 1.8 Unsettled
Every mapped trail in Macon and Warner Robins (52 trails, 70 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 and 2 (2, 2 mi)

Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park:

  • Heritage Trail (1.7 mi)
  • River Trail (0.7 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (8, 8 mi)

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests:

  • Hitchiti Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Work Center Trail (2.4 mi)
  • Twin Bridges Trail (1.6 mi)
  • Hitchiti Loop Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Double Bridges Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Long Cut Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Burgess Mountain Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Short Cut Trail (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (11, 17 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Oconee Wma:

  • Orange Trail (2.9 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (2.6 mi)
  • Model-T Trail (1.8 mi)
  • Blue Trail (1.8 mi)
  • The Talon Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Green Trail (1.0 mi)
  • Blue connector (0.2 mi)
  • Green side loop (0.1 mi)
  • Yellow connector (under 0.1 mi)

Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge:

  • West Vaco Road (4.0 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Bartram Forest Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (1.3 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (31, 42 mi)

Macon-Bibb County:

  • Arrowhead Park MTB Trail (9.2 mi)
  • Pig Trail - Blue (7.0 mi)
  • Thomson Trails (4.2 mi)
  • Pecan Grove (1.2 mi)
  • Riverwalk (1.1 mi)
  • Flow Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Pig Trail - Black (1.0 mi)
  • Radar Loop (0.9 mi)
  • Double Track - Green (0.8 mi)
  • Jake-N-Brake (0.7 mi)
  • The Spiral (0.6 mi)
  • Pig Trail - Green (0.4 mi)
  • Ronnie's Way (0.2 mi)
  • Davis Circle (0.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • Pig Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Thomson Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Milledgeville:

  • Selma Erwin Nature Trail (4.9 mi)
  • Fishing Creek Trail (1.4 mi)
  • Walter B. Williams Park MTB (0.7 mi)
  • Walter B MTB - Cut Through (under 0.1 mi)

Baldwin County:

  • Walter B. Williams Park MTB (3.5 mi)
  • Walter B. Williams Park MTB GCA Loop Extension (0.7 mi)
  • Walter B MTB - Cut Through (0.3 mi)
  • WBW - Middle School (0.1 mi)
  • Walter B. Williams Park MTB - Trail Head (under 0.1 mi)

City of Warner Robins:

  • Wellston Trail (0.9 mi)

Georgia Department of Natural Resources:

  • Orange Trail (0.4 mi)

City of Forsyth:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)

Putnam County:

  • Blue Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Eatonton:

  • Coke Walking Trail (0.2 mi)

Augusta and Grovetown

Augusta, Grovetown and east Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: orange trails take Class 1 only, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Around Augusta, only the state parks' trails are settled. The region's 55 mapped miles lie in Burke, Columbia, Glascock, Jefferson, Jenkins, Lincoln, McDuffie, Richmond, Taliaferro, Warren, Washington, Wilkes and Hancock counties; 11 are open, 0 are closed and 44 read gray.

Mistletoe, Hamburg, Magnolia Springs and A. H. Stephens state parks carry the open miles, Class 1 alone. Augusta's trails, its River Levee Trail and canal paths among them, and Columbia County's Euchee Creek Greenway read gray, their rules unread.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
River Levee Trail Augusta-Richmond County 6.9 Rule could not be read
Euchee Creek Greenway Columbia County 4.6 Rule could not be read
Rock Dam Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Mistletoe State Park 4.1 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Canal Pump House Trail Augusta-Richmond County 3.4 Rule could not be read
Bartram Trail Bike and Walking Trail Columbia County 2.5 Rule could not be read
Mill Village Trail Augusta-Richmond County 1.9 Rule could not be read
Deerlick Perimeter Walking Path Taliaferro County 1.8 Rule could not be read
Georgia Hi-Lo Trail Washington County 1.7 Rule could not be read
Lime Sink Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Magnolia Springs State Park 1.1 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Riverwalk Augusta Augusta-Richmond County 1.0 Rule could not be read
White Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Hamburg State Park 0.9 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Red Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Hamburg State Park 0.8 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Every mapped trail in Augusta and Grovetown (44 trails, 55 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (11, 11 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Mistletoe State Park:

  • Rock Dam Trail (4.1 mi)
  • Abandoned dirt road (0.5 mi)
  • Return Loop Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Pioneer Campground trail (0.4 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Hamburg State Park:

  • White Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Red Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Yellow Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Blue trail (0.7 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Magnolia Springs State Park:

  • Lime Sink Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Camp Lawton Historical Trail (0.4 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), A. H. Stephens State Park:

  • Sunset Drive Nature Trail (0.5 mi)

Unsettled (2, 3 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Unnamed trails (2.5 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), A. H. Stephens State Park:

  • Lake Buncombe Nature Trail (0.7 mi)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (1, 0.1 mi)

Central Savannah River Land Trust:

  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (30, 41 mi)

Augusta-Richmond County:

  • Unnamed trails (12.2 mi, 2 stretches)
  • River Levee Trail (6.9 mi)
  • Canal Pump House Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Mill Village Trail (1.9 mi)
  • Riverwalk Augusta (1.0 mi)
  • Wetland Trail (0.7 mi)
  • Augusta Canal Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Lake Olmstead Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Canal Pump House South Access (0.4 mi)
  • Augusta Canal Third Level Trail (0.4 mi)
  • Beaver Dam Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Razor's Edge (0.2 mi)
  • Three Ton Bridge (0.1 mi)
  • Augusta Canal Pedestrian Access (under 0.1 mi)
  • Shortcut (under 0.1 mi)
  • Augusta Levee Road (under 0.1 mi)

Columbia County:

  • Euchee Creek Greenway (4.6 mi)
  • Bartram Trail Bike and Walking Trail (2.5 mi)
  • Euchee Creek Greenway - Canterbury Farms (0.8 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Herrington Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Augusta Canal Trail (under 0.1 mi)
  • Willow Oak Village Connection Bridge (under 0.1 mi)
  • Willow Oak Village HOA Walking Path Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

Taliaferro County:

  • Deerlick Perimeter Walking Path (1.8 mi)

Washington County:

  • Georgia Hi-Lo Trail (1.7 mi)

City of Grovetown:

  • Euchee Creek Greenway (0.5 mi)
  • Connector (under 0.1 mi)

Columbus and Americus

Columbus, Americus and west central Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, orange Class 1 only, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Around Columbus, Standing Boy Creek and the Upatoi Natural Area carry nearly all the open miles. The region's 98 mapped miles lie in Chattahoochee, Clay, Crisp, Dooly, Harris, Macon, Marion, Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Sumter, Talbot, Taylor and Webster counties; 32 are open, 0 are closed and 66 read gray.

The Upatoi Natural Area's trails take every class, and Standing Boy Creek's mountain bike trails, inside the state park, take Class 1. Fort Moore's trails, the RiverWalk under its posted rule, the Fall Line Trace, whose rule could not be read, and Callaway Gardens' Man O' War Trail, where the owner decides, make most of the gray.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Chattahoochee RiverWalk City of Columbus 12.1 Unsettled
Fall Line Trace City of Columbus 9.1 Rule could not be read
River walk U.S. Department of Defense 9.0 Installation rules not read
Ft. Moore MTB Trail U.S. Department of Defense 6.8 Installation rules not read
Man O' War Trail Callaway Gardens 5.6 Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides
Man O' War Trail Harris County 4.0 Rule could not be read
Lonely Hunter Loop Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Standing Boy Creek Wma 3.4 Class 1 only: the state parks' rule and the WMA rule both apply
MLK Jr. Trail City of Columbus 3.4 Rule could not be read
Stowers MTB Loop U.S. Department of Defense 2.6 Installation rules not read
Hamilton Walking Trail City of Hamilton 2.0 Rule could not be read
Tie Snake Upper Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Standing Boy Creek Wma 1.9 Class 1 only: the state parks' rule and the WMA rule both apply
Primary Goods Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Standing Boy Creek Wma 1.9 Class 1 only: the state parks' rule and the WMA rule both apply
Every mapped trail in Columbus and Americus (48 trails, 98 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (2, 13 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Upatoi Natural Area:

  • Unnamed trails (11.9 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Chattahoochee Fall Line Wma - Almo:

  • Unnamed trails (1.0 mi)

Class 1 only (19, 19 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Standing Boy Creek Wma:

  • Lonely Hunter Loop Trail (3.4 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (2.3 mi)
  • Tie Snake Upper (1.9 mi)
  • Primary Goods (1.9 mi)
  • Bimini (1.4 mi)
  • The Bug (0.9 mi)
  • Lil Bit (0.7 mi)
  • Tie Snake (0.7 mi)
  • Doughboy (0.7 mi)
  • Viberations (0.3 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Standing Boy Creek State Park:

  • Sittin' pretty (1.4 mi)
  • Lickety Split (0.9 mi)
  • Hissy Fit (0.7 mi)
  • Bimini (0.6 mi)
  • Scrambled dog (0.5 mi)
  • Primary Goods (0.5 mi)
  • Chufi (0.2 mi)
  • Viberations (0.1 mi)
  • Connector (under 0.1 mi)

Unsettled (9, 14 mi)

City of Columbus:

  • Chattahoochee RiverWalk (12.1 mi)
  • Riverwalk to Fall Line Trace Connector (0.1 mi)
  • Riverwalk Connector Ramp (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Standing Boy Creek State Park:

  • Chufi (0.6 mi)
  • City Road (0.3 mi)
  • Swaveys (0.2 mi)
  • Lickety Split (0.2 mi)
  • Primary Goods (0.2 mi)
  • Sittin' pretty (0.2 mi)

Private, nonprofit or institutional land: the owner decides (2, 6 mi)

Callaway Gardens:

  • Man O' War Trail (5.6 mi)
  • Man O' War to Country Store Connector (0.2 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (20, 46 mi)

U.S. Department of Defense:

  • River walk (9.0 mi)
  • Ft. Moore MTB Trail (6.8 mi)
  • Stowers MTB Loop (2.6 mi)
  • Darby Queen (0.9 mi)
  • River Walk (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Columbus:

  • Fall Line Trace (9.1 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (4.4 mi, 4 stretches)
  • MLK Jr. Trail (3.4 mi)

Harris County:

  • Man O' War Trail (4.0 mi)
  • Daniel Drive (0.1 mi)

City of Hamilton:

  • Hamilton Walking Trail (2.0 mi)
  • Man O' War Trail (1.7 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Town of Pine Mountain:

  • Man O' War Trail (1.7 mi)

Georgia Forestry Commission:

  • Man O' War Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Montezuma:

  • Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Dublin and Vidalia

Dublin, Vidalia and south central Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, orange Class 1 only, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

The region holds few mapped miles. Its 10 mapped miles lie in Appling, Bleckley, Candler, Dodge, Emanuel, Evans, Jeff Davis, Johnson, Laurens, Montgomery, Tattnall, Telfair, Toombs, Treutlen, Wayne, Wheeler and Wilcox counties; 5 are open, 0 are closed and 5 read gray. George L. Smith State Park's trails take Class 1, Big Hammock and Sansavilla WMAs' take every class, and the cities' and counties' paths read gray.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Deer Run Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), George L. Smith State Park 2.8 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Hawkins Road Wilcox County 2.0 Rule could not be read
Nature Trail (Big Hammock Wma) Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Big Hammock Wma 1.6 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Loop Road sidewalk City of Vidalia 1.1 Rule could not be read
Brown Thrasher Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), George L. Smith State Park 0.4 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Southern Pines Park Trail City of Dublin 0.2 Rule could not be read
Walking path (City of Vidalia) City of Vidalia 0.2 Rule could not be read
Snow Hill Cemetery Wilcox County 0.2 Rule could not be read
Alston Walking Trail Town of Alston 0.1 Rule could not be read
Every mapped trail in Dublin and Vidalia (12 trails, 10 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (2, 2 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Big Hammock Wma:

  • Nature Trail (Big Hammock Wma) (1.6 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Sansavilla Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (0.7 mi)

Class 1 only (2, 3 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), George L. Smith State Park:

  • Deer Run Trail (2.8 mi)
  • Brown Thrasher Trail (0.4 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (8, 5 mi)

Wilcox County:

  • Hawkins Road (2.0 mi)
  • Snow Hill Cemetery (0.2 mi)

City of Vidalia:

  • Loop Road sidewalk (1.1 mi)
  • Walking path (City of Vidalia) (0.2 mi)

City of Soperton:

  • Unnamed trails (0.6 mi)

City of Abbeville:

  • Unnamed trails (0.4 mi)

City of Dublin:

  • Southern Pines Park Trail (0.2 mi)

Town of Alston:

  • Alston Walking Trail (0.1 mi)

Savannah and Hinesville

Savannah, Hinesville and coastal Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, orange Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

On the coast, Glynn County's and Jekyll Island's paths carry most of the open miles. The region's 110 mapped miles lie in Bryan, Bulloch, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn, Liberty, Long, McIntosh and Screven counties; 59 are open, 0 are closed and 51 read gray.

St. Simons Island's trail system, the Georgia Coast Rail-Trail's Glynn County stretch and the F.J. Torras Causeway path take every class beside a road and Class 1 and 2 elsewhere, at 15 mph; Jekyll Island's paths split the classes the same way under the Authority's code. Griffin Ridge, Altamaha, Townsend and Paulks Pasture WMAs' lines and Skidaway Island State Park's trail carry the rest. Cumberland Island's trails are closed.

McQueen's Island Trail, the Georgia Coast Rail-Trail's Camden County stretch and McIntosh County's old Florida Central and Peninsular railroad bed make most of the gray, with Brunswick's and Savannah's paths.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Island Wide Trail System Glynn County 21.0 Class 1, 2 and 3; 15 mph; helmets under 16; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad McIntosh County 9.5 Rule could not be read
Georgia Coast Railtrail Camden County 8.2 Rule could not be read
Georgia Coast Railtrail Glynn County 6.6 Class 1 and 2; 15 mph; helmets under 16; Class 3 unsettled
McQueen's Island Historic Trail Chatham County 5.8 Unsettled
South Loop Trail Jekyll Island Authority 4.0 Class 1, 2 and 3; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider; no e-bike rentals or tours on the island
North Loop Trail Jekyll Island Authority 3.1 Class 1 and 2; no e-bike rentals or tours on the island
Truman Linear Trail City of Savannah 2.9 Rule could not be read
F.J. Torras Causeway Path Glynn County 2.5 Class 1, 2 and 3; 15 mph; helmets under 16; Class 3: no rider under 15, a helmet for every rider
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Liberty County 2.4 Rule could not be read
Liberty Ships Trail City of Brunswick 2.2 Rule could not be read
Ocean View Trail Jekyll Island Authority 2.1 Class 1 and 2; no e-bike rentals or tours on the island
Every mapped trail in Savannah and Hinesville (69 trails, 110 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (14, 40 mi)

Glynn County:

  • Island Wide Trail System (21.0 mi)
  • F.J. Torras Causeway Path (2.5 mi)

Jekyll Island Authority:

  • South Loop Trail (4.0 mi)
  • Glimps of Golf Courses Trail (1.3 mi)
  • North Loop Trail (1.2 mi)
  • Historic District Trail (0.8 mi, 3 stretches)
  • S Loop Trail (0.3 mi)
  • North Look Trail (0.1 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Griffin Ridge Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (5.3 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Altamaha Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (1.7 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Townsend Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (1.3 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paulks Pasture Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (0.9 mi)

Class 1 and 2 (14, 16 mi)

Jekyll Island Authority:

  • North Loop Trail (3.1 mi)
  • Ocean View Trail (2.1 mi)
  • Historic District Trail (1.1 mi, 2 stretches)
  • South Loop Trail (1.1 mi)
  • Crane Road Trail (0.8 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
  • Glimps of Golf Courses Trail (0.1 mi)
  • Historic District Path (under 0.1 mi)

Glynn County:

  • Georgia Coast Railtrail (6.6 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.8 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Island Wide Trail System (0.4 mi, 2 stretches)

Class 1 only (2, 2 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Skidaway Island State Park:

  • Big Ferry Trail Loop (2.0 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (2, 0.4 mi)

Cumberland Island National Seashore:

  • Old House Road (0.3 mi)
  • River Trail (0.2 mi)

Unsettled (2, 6 mi)

Chatham County:

  • McQueen's Island Historic Trail (5.8 mi)

Jekyll Island Authority:

  • North Loop Trail (0.1 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (42, 45 mi)

Camden County:

  • Georgia Coast Railtrail (8.2 mi)
  • Woodbine Multi-Use Path (0.7 mi)
  • Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad (0.5 mi)
  • Pro 3 MTB Course (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

McIntosh County:

  • Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad (9.5 mi)

City of Brunswick:

  • Liberty Ships Trail (2.2 mi)
  • F.J. Torras Causeway Path (1.9 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
  • East Coast Greenway (GA) (under 0.1 mi)

City of Savannah:

  • Truman Linear Trail (2.9 mi)
  • East Coast Greenway (GA) (0.8 mi, 2 stretches)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Statesboro:

  • S&S Railroad Bed Greenway (1.1 mi)
  • Blind Willie McTell Trail (0.9 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.4 mi, 2 stretches)
  • S&S Greenway (0.2 mi)

Chatham County:

  • East Coast Greenway (GA) (1.1 mi)
  • Robert McCorkle Trail (0.6 mi)
  • Ymca Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Truman Linear Trail (0.2 mi)

Liberty County:

  • Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad (2.4 mi)

City of Riceboro:

  • Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad (1.9 mi)

U.S. Department of Defense:

  • Unnamed trails (1.8 mi, 2 stretches)

City of Woodbine:

  • Woodbine Multi-Use Path (0.9 mi)
  • Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad (0.6 mi)
  • East Coast Greenway (GA) (0.2 mi)

Bulloch County:

  • S&S Greenway (0.6 mi)
  • S&S Railroad Bed Greenway (0.6 mi)
  • Blind Willie McTell Trail (0.2 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

City of St. Marys:

  • Pro 3 MTB Course (1.5 mi)

Bryan County:

  • Green Creek Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Tybee Island:

  • Unnamed trails (0.7 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Tybee Island Bike Route (under 0.1 mi)

City of Richmond Hill:

  • East Coast Greenway (GA) (0.6 mi)

City of Kingsland:

  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)
Fat-tire e-bikes for the coast

Albany and Thomasville

Albany, Thomasville and southwest Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

Southwest Georgia's open miles lie on its WMAs. The region's 35 mapped miles lie in Baker, Calhoun, Colquitt, Decatur, Dougherty, Early, Grady, Lee, Miller, Mitchell, Seminole, Terrell, Thomas and Worth counties; 19 are open, 0 are closed and 16 read gray. Silver Lake WMA's and River Creek WMA's lines take every class; Moultrie's recreational trail and Albany's riverfront trail read gray.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Horse Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Silver Lake Wma 11.0 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
City Recreational Trail City of Moultrie 7.2 Rule could not be read
Riverfront Trail City of Albany 2.5 Rule could not be read
Riverwalk Trail U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 0.7 Unsettled
Sharon Haines Memorial Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Silver Lake Wma 0.7 Class 1, 2 and 3 where bicycles may ride; trails can close in hunting season
Riverwalk Trail City of Bainbridge 0.7 Rule could not be read
Southern Terrace Park Trail City of Cairo 0.5 Rule could not be read
Fitness Trail Town of Ellenton 0.2 Rule could not be read
Riverfront Trail Dougherty County 0.2 Rule could not be read
Poulan City Park Quarter Mile Track City of Poulan 0.2 Rule could not be read
Every mapped trail in Albany and Thomasville (18 trails, 35 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (4, 19 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Silver Lake Wma:

  • Horse (11.0 mi)
  • Sharon Haines Memorial (0.7 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, River Creek The Rolf And Alexandra Kauka Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (5.5 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Doerun Pitcher Plant Bog Wma:

  • Unnamed trails (2.0 mi)

Unsettled (1, 0.7 mi)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:

  • Riverwalk Trail (0.7 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (13, 15 mi)

City of Moultrie:

  • City Recreational Trail (7.2 mi)

Dougherty County:

  • Unnamed trails (3.3 mi, 3 stretches)
  • Riverfront Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Albany:

  • Riverfront Trail (2.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

City of Bainbridge:

  • Riverwalk Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Cairo:

  • Southern Terrace Park Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Georgia Department of Natural Resources:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)

Town of Ellenton:

  • Fitness Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Poulan:

  • Poulan City Park Quarter Mile Track (0.2 mi)

Valdosta and Tifton

Valdosta, Tifton and south Georgia bike trails map colored by e-bike access: orange trails take Class 1 only, gray are unsettled, unread or on private land

South Georgia holds the fewest mapped miles. The region's 9 mapped miles lie in Atkinson, Bacon, Ben Hill, Berrien, Brantley, Brooks, Charlton, Clinch, Coffee, Cook, Echols, Irwin, Lanier, Lowndes, Pierce, Tift, Turner and Ware counties; 2 are open, 0 are closed and 7 read gray. Reed Bingham State Park's trails take Class 1, and Valdosta's Azalea City Trail and Douglas's paths read gray.

Trail Managed by Miles E-bikes
Azalea City Trail City of Valdosta 2.2 Rule could not be read
County Lake walk City of Fitzgerald 1.2 Rule could not be read
Birdwalk Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.5 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Azalea City Trail Lowndes County 0.5 Rule could not be read
Gopher Tortoise Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.5 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Turkey Oak Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.3 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Little River Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.3 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Little River Boardwalk Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.2 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
OverDam Trail Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paradise Pfa 0.2 Unsettled
Pitcher Plant Trail Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park 0.1 Class 1 only, on trails and roads that allow bicycles
Fitzgerald Subdivision City of Waycross under 0.1 Rule could not be read
Every mapped trail in Valdosta and Tifton (13 trails, 9 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (6, 2 mi)

Georgia State Parks (Georgia DNR), Reed Bingham State Park:

  • Birdwalk Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Gopher Tortoise Trail (0.5 mi)
  • Turkey Oak Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Little River Trail (0.3 mi)
  • Little River Boardwalk (0.2 mi)
  • Pitcher Plant Trail (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (1, 0.2 mi)

Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Paradise Pfa:

  • OverDam Trail (0.2 mi)

Rule could not be read (local code, agency or park) (6, 7 mi)

City of Douglas:

  • Unnamed trails (2.6 mi)

City of Valdosta:

  • Azalea City Trail (2.2 mi)

City of Fitzgerald:

  • County Lake walk (1.2 mi)

Lowndes County:

  • Azalea City Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Waycross:

  • Unnamed trails (0.3 mi)
  • Fitzgerald Subdivision (under 0.1 mi)

Where riders get caught out

Seven situations catch riders on Georgia trails, each one a detail the color alone does not show.

  1. A Class 3 on a path away from the highway. § 40-6-303(a)(2) keeps it off unless the path runs within or beside a highway or its manager permits it. Away from a road on this map, a Class 3 rides only where a manager's own rule admits it: a WMA's designated trails and hunter-access roads, the national forest's motor vehicle routes, and the Park Service's designated routes along the Chattahoochee and at Chickamauga, where you pedal.
  2. A Class 2 in a state park. The parks admit "Class 1 e-bikes" to their bicycle trails and roads, so if you ride a throttle bike, it stays in the parking lot at Cloudland Canyon, Fort Yargo or Hard Labor Creek.
  3. A national forest trail off the map. On the national forest, the Pinhoti and Benton MacKaye trails, its mountain bike trails and the Appalachian Trail close to every class; only the Motor Vehicle Use Map's routes are open.
  4. A WMA in hunting season. Trails "may be closed during certain hunting seasons or certain times of day", and on 11 WMAs the guide keeps your e-bike to roads open for motor vehicles.
  5. A rule against motorized vehicles. The posted rules of Gwinnett's park trails, the BeltLine, the Columbus RiverWalk, the Carrollton GreenBelt and Athens' Firefly Trail keep them to non-motorized use without saying whether your e-bike counts as "motorized"; ask before you ride.
  6. A rider's age. No one under 15 may operate a Class 3 (§ 40-6-303(b)), and "No person shall operate or be a passenger on a class III electric assisted bicycle without wearing a bicycle helmet" ((c)(1)). On Woodstock's trails, no rider under 18 may ride an e-bike at all.
  7. A motor over 750 watts. It falls outside § 40-1-1(15.3), so if your bike's motor is bigger, none of the e-bike rules on this map apply to it.

What a wrong turn can cost you

On the national forest, riding your e-bike off the designated routes is a federal offense. 36 CFR 261.1b says "the punishment for violation of any prohibition in or order issued under this part shall be imprisonment of not more than six months or a fine in accordance with the applicable provisions of 18 U.S.C. 3571 or both."

On a Corps lake, a violation "may be punished by a fine of not more than $5,000 or imprisonment for not more than six months or both" (36 CFR 327.25). On a county path, Glynn County's release puts its own path rules' fines at up to $1,000.

Your Georgia trail checklist, in five steps

  1. Find the trail and its manager. Look it up on its region's map or in the downloadable register.
  2. Read your label. A Class 3 loses every path away from a highway whose manager has not permitted it; a Class 2 loses the state parks' trails.
  3. Check the land. On the national forest ride only the Motor Vehicle Use Map's routes; on a WMA keep to open roads and the Division's designated trails, and check the area's season dates.
  4. Check the rider. No one under 15 operates a Class 3, and every Class 3 rider and passenger wears a helmet.
  5. Read the trailhead sign. A posted closure, season or speed limit governs the trail you are on.

Roads, labels and riders

On the road, you have a bicycle rider's rights and duties. § 40-6-301 says "Every person operating an electric assisted bicycle shall be granted all the rights and shall be subject to all the duties applicable to the operator of a bicycle under this title except as otherwise provided in this part."

Georgia's code does not count your e-bike as a motor vehicle. § 40-1-1(33), as the General Assembly last wrote it in HB 1009 of 2022, excludes "an electric assisted bicycle" from the definition.

The under-15 rule reaches Class 3 alone. HB 454 struck e-bikes from the moped age rule in § 40-6-351, which now says "No person under 15 years of age shall operate a moped upon the highways in this state", and put the age bar in § 40-6-303(b), for a Class 3 only. Georgia DNR's state parks page adds that "State law requires that riders 15 and younger must wear a helmet."

The e-bike part of the code, §§ 40-6-300 to 40-6-303, says nothing about sidewalks. Before you ride one, and for the lighting and passenger rules, read Georgia e-bike laws.

What changed, and what could change next

Georgia's e-bike trail rules have moved in steps since 2019. Check them before you plan a season of riding.

When What changed Where to read it
July 1, 2019 The three classes and the path rules take effect, §§ 40-6-300 to 40-6-303, and e-bikes leave the moped age rule HB 454, Act 56 of 2019
January 1, 2020 E-bikes made from this date carry a label with their class, motor wattage and top assisted speed § 40-6-302(a)
May 10, 2021 A Code Revision act tidies the wording of § 40-6-303(b) HB 497, Act 307 of 2021
June 21, 2022 The Jekyll Island Authority recodifies its ordinances: the state's rules of the road adopted, e-bike rentals and tours barred Jekyll Island Code ch. 24
July 1, 2022 The motor vehicle definition is rewritten, and e-bikes stay outside it HB 1009, Act 814 of 2022
January 22, 2025 The Chattahoochee River NRA's bicycle rule lets the superintendent open ten named trails 36 CFR 7.90
September 4, 2025 Glynn County amends its path ordinance, with 15 mph for bicycles and e-bikes The county's release
July 13, 2026 Woodstock admits Class 1 e-bikes, for riders 18 and over at 20 mph, to its paved trails and Old Rope Mill's bike trails Ordinance No. 2026-022
2026-2027 season The WMA regulations guide sets e-bikes of 750 watts or less "the same as pedal powered bicycles" and restricts them to roads on 11 WMAs The guide

What could change next:

  • The Park Service. Its proposed rule on bicycle use in park areas (91 FR 56095) takes comments until November 2, 2026; its final rule on powered micromobility devices (91 FR 52024) took effect on September 11, 2026.
  • The Forest Service. It has begun an environmental impact statement on travel management (91 FR 54686), and the forest reissues its Motor Vehicle Use Map.
  • The General Assembly. No session since 2019 has changed the path rules in § 40-6-303(a).

Choosing an e-bike for Georgia trails

The class on your label decides how much of this map you may ride: 503 mapped miles on a Class 1, 330 on a Class 2 and 285 on a Class 3. Check a bike's class before you buy it.

Your bike's class Mapped miles it may ride Against a Class 1
Class 1: assist while you pedal, to 20 mph 503 The most of any class
Class 2: throttle, to 20 mph 330 173 fewer: mostly the state parks' bicycle trails
Class 3: assist while you pedal, to 28 mph 285 218 fewer: most paths away from a highway

A Class 1 rides every open mile on this map. If you plan Cloudland Canyon, Fort Yargo, the Big Creek Greenway or Cochran Shoals, buy a bike whose label says Class 1. If you commute on Georgia's roads and the paths beside them, a Class 3 suits you, and it may ride the forest's motorized trails and the WMA trails too.

Where the records give a surface, Georgia's trails run mostly dirt. 971 of this map's miles are natural surface, 621 are paved and 99 are crushed stone or gravel, while the records of 732 give no surface. For north Georgia's WMA and state park singletrack a Class 1 e-mountain bike suits you; for the greenways and the coast's paths, a commuter or hybrid does.

Read the e-bike buying guide

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The bottom line

Ride a Class 1 e-bike and every open mile of this map is yours: the state parks' bicycle trails, the WMA trails, Forsyth County's Big Creek Greenway, the Chattahoochee River NRA's routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek, Ocmulgee Mounds' Heritage Trail and the forest's motorized trails among them.

Under a "motorized vehicle" rule, Gwinnett's, the BeltLine's and the RiverWalk's among them, ask the manager before you ride; on the national forest keep to the Motor Vehicle Use Map's routes; on Peachtree City's paths, read the posted rules at the path; and on Jekyll Island, bring your own e-bike, since the island bars rentals.

Shopping for one? Choose the class first: a Class 2 gives up 173 mapped miles here and a Class 3 gives up 218. Then compare e-mountain bikes for north Georgia's singletrack or commuter e-bikes for the greenways, or read the best e-bikes for Atlanta if you ride the metro; the whole range ships free to Georgia.

Before each new trail, find its color here and read the sign at the trailhead. If you find a trail missing or a rule that has changed, email the trail's name and a link to the new rule to support@redtailebikes.com, and we will read its register row again.

Frequently asked questions

Are e-bikes allowed on bike trails in Georgia?

Yes, on most paths open to bicycles. Under § 40-6-303(a) you may ride a Class 1 or 2 on any bicycle or shared use path where bicycles may ride unless its manager prohibits it, and a Class 3 only within or beside a highway or where the manager permits it. Of 2,423 mapped miles, 503 are open to at least one class.

Yes. § 40-1-1(15.3) defines an electric assisted bicycle as one with "fully operative pedals" and a motor "having a power output of not more than 750 watts", and § 40-6-301 gives its rider a bicycle rider's rights and duties. If your bike's motor is bigger, it is not an e-bike under that definition.

Are e-bikes allowed in Georgia state parks?

A Class 1 is. Georgia DNR's state parks biking page says "Class 1 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and trails that also allow bicycles", and bicycles ride only designated bicycle trails and roads. The parks hold 136 mapped miles of bicycle trail on 21 parks.

Are e-bikes allowed on the Silver Comet Trail?

On part of it: on the 10.7 mapped miles where it crosses Paulding Forest WMA, the Division's records open it to bicycles and every class rides, and 9.2 more miles there appear in no Division record. Elsewhere its counties' and cities' rules could not be read; PATH Foundation's FAQ answers "As long as they do not exceed 20 mph! That would be Class 1 for e-bikes." This map holds 66.5 mapped miles of it.

Are e-bikes allowed on the Atlanta BeltLine?

The BeltLine's rules page says "No motorized vehicles allowed on trail (Ord. Sec. 110-86, 110-87)", and Georgia's code says an e-bike is not a motor vehicle, so the trail reads two ways and gray on this map. Ask the city before you ride a Class 3.

How many miles is the Atlanta BeltLine?

This map holds 23.0 mapped miles of BeltLine trail, from Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.'s trail layer and OpenStreetMap's ways named for the BeltLine, as of October 29 to 31, 2026.

Are electric bikes allowed on Georgia WMAs?

Yes, where a bicycle may ride. Under r. 391-4-2-.62(1)(c), the word bicycle "includes electric assisted bicycles", and the 2026-2027 guide says e-bikes of 750 watts or less "may be used the same as pedal powered bicycles". On 11 WMAs the guide restricts e-bikes to roads open for motor vehicles.

Can you ride an e-bike in a national forest?

Only where the Motor Vehicle Use Map opens a trail or road. The Forest Service says "Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are allowed on motorized trails and roads on national forests and grasslands." In the Chattahoochee-Oconee that means 103 mapped miles of trail; 498 more, and the Appalachian Trail, are closed, and a few miles read gray where a trail record and the map disagree.

Are e-bikes allowed on the Appalachian Trail?

No. The Wildlife Resources Division's guide says "Horses, bicycles, and electric bicycles are prohibited on the Appalachian Trail," and on the national forest an e-bike rides only designated motor vehicle routes.

Are e-bikes allowed on Jekyll Island?

Yes, on its paths, on an e-bike you bring. The Jekyll Island Authority's code adopts the state's rules of the road, so a Class 1 or 2 rides the island's 8.4 mapped miles of paths away from a road, and a Class 3 rides only the 7.5 beside one. Its section 24-32 says "E-bike tours and rentals are prohibited."

Are e-bikes allowed on Cumberland Island?

Not on its trails. The seashore's compendium says "Bicycles and E-Bikes are not allowed on designated trails". It allows e-bikes where traditional bicycles are allowed, the beach between the Dungeness and Sea Camp crossings among those places, and bars them, like bicycles, from the designated wilderness.

Are e-bikes allowed on mountain bike trails?

It depends on the manager. You may ride a Class 1 on the state parks' mountain bike trails and any class on the WMA trails; the national forest's mountain bike trails close to every class; and on a city or county natural-surface trail designated for nonmotorized vehicles, § 40-6-303(a)(3) leaves the choice to the manager.

Do you need a license or registration to ride an e-bike in Georgia?

Georgia's code does not count an e-bike as a motor vehicle (§ 40-1-1(33)), and HB 454 took e-bikes out of § 40-6-351, the moped rule that requires a driver's license on the highways. For the rest of the road rules, read Georgia e-bike laws.

Are there age restrictions for riding an electric bike in Georgia?

For a Class 3, yes: no one under 15 may operate one (§ 40-6-303(b)), though a younger rider may ride as a passenger on one built for passengers. HB 454 removed e-bikes from § 40-6-351's under-15 rule for mopeds.

Do you have to wear a helmet on an e-bike in Georgia?

On a Class 3, every rider and passenger does: "No person shall operate or be a passenger on a class III electric assisted bicycle without wearing a bicycle helmet" (§ 40-6-303(c)(1)). Georgia DNR's parks page adds that "State law requires that riders 15 and younger must wear a helmet."

Where can you ride an e-bike near Atlanta?

On a Class 1 or 2, Forsyth County's Big Creek Greenway is open, and the Chattahoochee River NRA's routes at Cochran Shoals and Sope Creek take any class while you pedal. On a Class 1, so do Panola Mountain State Park's PATH trails and, at 18 or over, Woodstock's paved trails and Old Rope Mill's bike trails. Most of metro Atlanta's other miles read gray: their cities' and counties' rules could not be read.

How we verified this map

  • Trails. 2,438 trails over 2,423 miles from Georgia DNR's Wildlife Resources Division WMA trail layer and state park trail records, the Atlanta Regional Commission's bicycle and pedestrian inventory, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.'s trail layer, Forsyth County's trail inventory, the USDA Forest Service's trail records and Motor Vehicle Use Map trails, the National Park Service's trail layer and OpenStreetMap's trails and bicycle ways in a Geofabrik extract of October 28, 2026; a stretch two sources both map is counted once.
  • Managers. Each trail's manager comes from the source layer where it is the manager's own record, then a trail's own operator, the state park and WMA boundaries, federal unit boundaries, the land manager PAD-US or Georgia Conservation Lands names, OpenStreetMap park operators and the place a trail lies in; the register says which record named it.
  • Rules. Every rule the map applies is quoted from its own text, whether the statute, a state rule, the WMA regulations guide, a federal regulation, a park compendium or a city or county page, retrieved October 29 to 31, 2026, and every quote was checked against the copy we saved. 14 of 174 local governments' rules or posted trail rules were read, covering 30% of local trail miles.
  • Law changes. Every bill filed in the General Assembly from the 2019-2020 session through the 2026 special session, 8,571 bills in the Assembly's own records, was listed, and the 492 whose summary names Title 40, motor vehicles or a Code revision were read in full: only HB 454, which wrote § 40-6-303, and HB 497 of 2021 changed it.
  • The data. Every trail is a row in the register (CSV) with its manager, what its rule says about each class and the rule's source where one was read, and the same rows are published as JSON.
  • Demand. The trails and questions on this page were chosen from 7,447 Google and Bing search suggestions, 573 headings from the pages that rank, 31 forum posts read one by one and an 8-prompt AI panel. 715 of those 8,059 map to a section of this page, and the demand ledger lists every row with its source.

By Milad Ghobadibeygvand, BScN (Western University, 2014), Redtail eBikes. Every rule this map quotes was read October 29 to 31, 2026, and every quote checked against the copy we saved. Found a rule that has changed since? Email the trail's name and a link to the new rule to support@redtailebikes.com, and we will read that trail's row in the register again.

Limitations

  1. Local codes. The rules of 160 cities, towns and counties could not be read, on 853.0 mapped miles, all of which read gray. The websites of 78 of them link a code on Municode, which answered this map's requests with a bot check we did not work around, and 30 have websites that could not be read; the register's last column says what was tried for each government.
  2. Peachtree City and Jekyll Island. Peachtree City's paths page sends riders to its Ordinance 1253, chapters 70 and 78, which sit on a host this map could not read; its paths read gray. Jekyll Island's rule is read in the Authority's code as codified in 2023, the newest copy on its site; a later supplement sits on Municode, which could not be read.
  3. Other rules not read. On 989.4 mapped miles the deciding rule was not read: the local codes and Peachtree City's ordinance above, state land outside a park or WMA (Georgia DNR's, Georgia DOT's, the Forestry Commission's and the World Congress Center Authority's), military land at Fort Moore, Kings Bay and Fort Stewart, and a few stretches of Park Service land no unit boundary names.
  4. Managers by place. Where no record names a manager, the map gives a trail to the city or town it lies in, or to its county outside every city: 738 of the local miles. A trail on an owners' association's or a private park's ground can sit in that count; the register flags each one.
  5. Park boundaries. A Park Service boundary is the area Congress authorized, and inside the Chattahoochee River NRA's it holds city and county parks and state land; where a land record names a non-federal manager, that manager's rule is applied, and on McQueen's Island Trail both records are printed.
  6. Two texts, both printed. The Wildlife Resources Division's guide keeps e-bikes on national forest land to roads open for motor vehicles, while the Forest Service opens its motorized trails too. The Chattahoochee River NRA's compendium lists fewer bicycle trails than 36 CFR 7.90 lets the superintendent open. The forest's records list bicycles on the Appalachian Trail, which the guide closes.
  7. Our readings, labelled. Where a posted rule bars "motorized vehicles" without saying whether an e-bike is one, both readings are printed and the trail is gray. Which WMA each of the guide's e-bike notes belongs to is our reading of its columns, each checked against the listing's directions. A path counts as "adjacent to a highway" when at least 80% of it lies within 25 meters of a parallel public road, our measure; the statute does not define the word.
  8. The trail layers. The Motor Vehicle Use Map's trail layer may leave out a route the forest designates. Where a trail record calls a forest trail motorized and the map draws no route, the trail is gray.
  9. Federal rules still moving. The Park Service's proposed rule on bicycle use in park areas (91 FR 56095) and the Forest Service's travel-management review (91 FR 54686) are not in effect, and this map follows the rules in force on October 29 to 31, 2026.
  10. When this map expires. A rule here changes when the General Assembly amends § 40-6-303, when the Division or the parks change their rules, when the Forest Service, the Park Service or the Corps changes its own, and when a city or county adopts one. Check the verification date at the top before you ride.
  11. This is not legal advice. Rules change, and a posted sign at the trail governs. The map reflects the rules as read October 29 to 31, 2026.

Image credit: the cover scenes of the Cochran Shoals Trail were generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut (playcut.ai) from a photograph of the trail by Thomson200 (Wikimedia Commons, CC0); their type was set in-house.

The statewide map and the twelve region maps were drawn from the trail register. Trail data: Georgia DNR; Atlanta Regional Commission; Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.; Forsyth County; USDA Forest Service; National Park Service; OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Source register

Every rule quoted on this page is linked where it is quoted, at the section its publisher serves. The primary sources, each retrieved and read October 29 to 31, 2026:

References

Each numbered source links to the text the map quotes, at the deepest page or section its publisher serves. All were read October 29 to 31, 2026.

  1. Georgia General Assembly, HB 454 (2019), Act 56, as signed; HB 1009 (2022), Act 814, as signed.
  2. Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Biking in Georgia State Parks; Georgia State Parks, Frequently Asked Questions; Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia, ch. 391-5-1.
  3. Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia, ch. 391-4-2; 2026-2027 Georgia Hunting Seasons & Regulations.
  4. USDA Forest Service, e-bike statement; Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests, Off-Highway Vehicles; Code of Federal Regulations, 36 CFR 212.1, 36 CFR 261.13, 36 CFR 261.1b.
  5. National Park Service, Superintendent's Compendia: Chattahoochee River NRA, Chickamauga and Chattanooga NMP, Ocmulgee Mounds NHP, Kennesaw Mountain NBP, Cumberland Island NS, Fort Pulaski NM; Code of Federal Regulations, 36 CFR 4.30, 36 CFR 7.90.
  6. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Code of Federal Regulations, 36 CFR 327.2, 36 CFR 327.25, 50 CFR 27.31.
  7. Forsyth County, Park Rules and trail inventory; Glynn County, "Glynn County Board Approves Updated Ordinance Regulating E-Bikes and Shared Path Safety"; Gwinnett County, Parks rules; Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., trail rules; Columbus, Riverwalk; Athens-Clarke County, Firefly Trail and Trails & Open Space; City of Woodstock, City Council agenda packet, July 13, 2026 (Ordinance No. 2026-022) and minutes; Conyers, Georgia International Horse Park trails; Carrollton GreenBelt trail rules; Peachtree City, Paths & Motorized Carts; City of Brookhaven Police, Bicycles & E-Bike Safety; City of Sandy Springs, E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Micro-Mobility; City of LaGrange, Park Rules; City of Peachtree Corners, E-Bike and E-Scooter Laws and Town Green notice; Town of Braselton, Code of Ordinances; Dawson County, Styles Park.
  8. Stone Mountain Park, rules; PATH Foundation, FAQ.
  9. Georgia Department of Community Affairs, regional commission boundaries.
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