A great place to set up camp. We brought our overlander van to Mulberry a were very pleased with…read morethe experience. Kate and Misty were great! Their local knowledge and recommendations were spot on for me and my wife. Breakfast was great and the shower facilities were perfect. We will be back as Mother Nature became the uncontrollable issue. Plan your trip today Tell them the crazy lady on the 80lb e-bike sent you.

Great place to stay a few days to relax or to enjoy the trails, mountain biking, or hiking, and you…read morecan't beat a hot tub at the end of the day. Well maintained facilities, cabins clean and cozy. The bathrooms are always clean, and the barn is available 24/7 to make your own basic meal or to just relax. All the staff anf the owner were super nice.

Great spot! We hiked 6 miles of wonderfully shaded, easily walkable trails. Would love to plan a…read moreboys trip for mountain bike riding.

There are 14 miles of trails, "fast and flowing, with rolling dips & berms, and only a few…read moretechnical areas. They take you along the shores & hills beside Lake Chatuge." The main central loop is considered "easy and nearly level." All lies and I was on foot! After stumbling over tree roots and trudging through dead leaves & mud I soon realized, I don't like hiking. I like nature walks! Pretty, paved, moderate, you get my drift. That being said, Jackrabbit Mountain Trails are lovely! Parking is free. There are pit toilets, maps & information, air pumps & tools. There's a hose to rinse off and a grassy field with picnic tables & grills by the lake. The trail was created for bikers in so I walked alone as they politely zoomed past. The trails are well-worn so you won't get lost and there are colored stickers on the trees every mile or so. There are no benches to stop and rest. But there are educational signs on trees and plants. I met the sassy 'Sassafrass,' the 'Oriental Bittersweet Plant' (which really needs to stop threatening the others), and the beautiful, slow growing, long lived 'White Oak' which can reach 135 feet! Because it was Fall, I couldn't take my eyes off of the trees. I've never seen such brilliant colors! The beautiful golden yellows, bronze and burnt orange leaves were really breathtaking. Then I saw the peaceful, still waters of Lake Chatuge and fell in love! Of course a loud boat sped past and messed up all that tranquility but it was still worth it. I'll return and I'll bring my bike!

What a wonderful day!!! We did the full rafting day, which was from about 10am to 4pm…read more The guides were so fun, the trip was so well thought out! It was raining, but that didn't deter us.

The best rafting company on the Ocoee! Why? Because they have the best guides, best staff and…read morebest driver. Billy, Amy, Tanner and Savannah are the best. Support this family owned business. You will have a blast!

This place is amazing!! I recently discovered it as my daughters do the Little Bellas program. The…read morevolunteers do an incredible job of maintaining this place. There is a huge parking lot and bathrooms that are clean. There is a training track and pump track and it is all free to use. You will often see people using the trails to walk their dog or just go for a stroll or run. Some trails are longer and harder than others, but there is something for everyone. I have only been on the mosquito trails as they are easiest and I am new to the sport. I want to make it to the Dwelling run sometime. I love that there are directions of travel on certain days of the week, so smart to keep the trail even. The scenery is amazing beck there!

Creek Park Trails is an amazing place to go on your bike on walking. Beautiful scenery, lots of…read moretrail to choose from mild to wild. From one mile trail up to four miles. In the cold climate, not to many people but still a wonderful place to enjoy and clear your mind.

Very nice trail with good parking availability. Family and dog friendly. Unpaved with plenty of…read morechange in topography, not too strenuous and definitely not flat. Good for young kids (but no strollers) and adults of all ages. Nice views along the lake and from up above. Clean and well maintained. Multiple loops means you can make your hike as long or as short as you like. Everyone, bikers and those on foot, were friendly and shared the trail with no problem. I recommend this trail for everyone!

Charleston is an impressive Gainesville park, on the lake. There are miles and miles or mountain…read morebike and hiking trails. Great place to get outdoors and spend a few hours in nature! There is ample parking and restrooms.

Great new trail system in Murphy, NC! I can't wait to see how it develops and progresses over the…read moreyears. The Inner Lopp was great and a nice short loop for my 5yr old to go on for his first ever MTB trail ride. Trails are groomed pretty well and I can't wait to go back and try the 5 mile Gobbler Trail. Make sure to drive a vehicle you don't mind getting scratched by brush and can handle a moderately rough gravel access road. No way I'd take a nice car down this road. Trails aren't marked as you enter but are further up the trail where it has a junction. I'm sure this will change as the more permanent signs are made. Currently there are only two loops. You can go either way when the trail forks as they both return you back to the main trail head. The map on the website is what's planned for the future so don't plan your trip around that. I've added a pic of the current map that's at the junctions. I'm excited to see more recreation opportunities in Murphy. There are more trails in progress so stay tuned people, this a wonderful addition to the area.

Gobbler loop is a longer variation than Grape Smuggler. Super clean trail. Minimal human…read moreinteraction! Very relaxing. There were signs throughout telling you how far you had till the end. The gravel road is a challenge! The first half mile is the hardest on your vehicle! Don't give up, when you make it past there, it gets easier!

We had so much fun taking out the Can-Am here! The trail is huge and it is so fun to go with a…read moregroup of friends! Please come prepared with gear and get ready to bounce as you hit all of the trails! This place is family friendly And is good for big groups

Some of the patrons continue to ride on trails after posted hours and blast music all hours of the…read moreday and night. Very inconsiderate to residents who live nearby!

Centrally located, the staff are very helpful, rentals seem a bit high but there is really only…read moremountain trails, no street lanes, so the bikes get a lot of wear and tear. Their bikes are good quality..also I think they are the only bike shop & rental spot in this blue ridge area!

If you are looking to purchase a Mountain bike, Cycle South is the place to buy. Sam is great to…read morework with, and him and his wife Shelley very friendly. They have quality bikes, will work with your budget, and prices are very fair. Before I even committed to buy from them, or for that matter visited their store, Sam spent at least 15-20 minutes on the phone with me talking about various bikes, etc With that being said, I drove up from Marietta and bought the bike. Sam goes riding on Friday night which I recently joined him, and it was helpful to learm some of the No Ga terrain. Go buy your bike from Cycle South

Bowmans Island at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is a nice little escape if…read moreyou're looking for a quiet hike with plenty of water views. Parking is easy to find, with enough space for at least 75 cars, including spots near what looks like a boat ramp. It costs $8 for the whole day, which isn't bad if you plan to stay a while. Fishing seems to be the main attraction here. There were plenty of folks (kids and adults alike) either in boats or lined up along the shore, casting their fishing lines off the bank. The trails are mostly easy to moderate, but there are a few steep, narrow spots where you'll need to watch your footing. I walked about 3.5 miles with a hiking group, following a loop that winds through the trees and offers a mix of open views and shaded paths. There are some benches along the way if you need a break. Bathrooms are available, which is always a plus, and there's a lot of green space. But honestly, I wouldn't recommend spreading out a blanket for a picnic as the ground is littered with dog poop, despite the big "no dogs" sign at the entrance. It's about an hour's drive from Atlanta, with the last few miles on Buford Dam Highway being steep and winding. The park wasn't overly crowded when I went, but there were a good number of people fishing or tubing. If you're looking for a peaceful walk by the water and don't mind stepping around a few messes, it's worth checking out.

Plenty of parking. Trails in plenty of places to explore . Replace to take the family for picnic…read moreand grilling.