This place is so fun, I'm surprised it's a bike ride away from my house and I didn't even know it…read moreexisted, mountain bike trails they have rating based on difficulty, directions change depending on the day of the week, there is plenty of parking for those Who need to use a car to get here.

I only give the park a 4-star rating because of the short length. what it lacks in length in more…read morethan makes up for in fun! this 100% singletrack trail is smack in the middle of Roswell and offers superb amounts of fun for family or expert riders. for experienced riders, try the teeter (this is a spring loaded teeter, come with speed!!!), the log crossing bridge or numerous log piles. If this is your first time mountain biking, take the beginner green loop and have fun! For the experts, follow the black trails. Thanks to all the locals, and RAMBO for building the trails and keeping them fun! -tonya, mtbchick, cycletherapist mtbchick.com

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.

One of the best customer service businesses on the beltline! I have come here twice for additional…read morepurchases for my bike and a quick repair. The people who work here are extremely intelligent and know what they are talking about and can easily help walk you through any purchase you need. Most recently my boyfriend got in a little accident on the beltline and the brakes got messed up. I brought the bike over 1st thing in the morning and they fixed it in less than 10 minutes for us. I love seeing small businesses like this be able to thrive through the pandemic.

Helpful staff Bike worked well. less expensive than lime at $10/ hour…read more Thank you in charge my phone for me

Love the diverse selection of quality goods. Service is friendly and helpful. Love the specials…read morethey're usually running.

I've been coming to this REI since 2006. And they have had consistently helpful and personable…read morestaff. The people who work here have figured out the best blend of helpful while leaving you to figure out how they can help you. (I was measured for my backpacks here. Trust me, the measurement matters!) I've purchased multiple backpacks and shoes from this store for my hiking journeys, and I have not been disappointed in any item. Their return policy is excellent. I've only had to use it a few times but it has always been easy (you need a receipt though!) I've been an REI member since 2006. In the early days, I would get $20-$30 back from my purchases because I was always stocking up. It's a great loyalty program. Today I bought replacement hiking shoes and a new item - water purification tablets! The store has a new layout so I also took some time to see how they switched things around. And if you can't find what you're looking for, ask someone because they can order it for you and have it shipped to your home.

If you want to visit the N Georgia mountains and have an adventure and also stay somewhere where…read morethe staff is knowledgeable of the area, has great amenities, clean comfort cabins, great beer selection, come with friends and have a blast, highly recommend, after many stays, I keep going back.

I just returned from a "Women's Beginner Bike Packing" event put on by Mulberry Gap and lead by…read moreKate and Christine. So. Much. Fun!! I highly recommend MG and the staff. From the moment we checked in Stacey was helpful, welcoming and supportive. The Koi Cove cabin we were housed in Friday night was perfect! Our Friday night dinner was delicious as was our breakfast Saturday morning. I learned so much about how to get started and enjoy being out in nature, slowing down and unplugging. Andrew was very galant to deliver us a canopy for the campsite just before we had a downpour:) Even though it was a very warm and rainy weekend, I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the other ladies in the group, feeling confident it what previously seemed "hard" and now I can't wait to go again! It was a "5 Star" weekend!!

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.

The park itself is great. There is a bike trail, and there are multiple good kid parts. It is very…read moredog friendly. You should like, totally go there. It is totes adorbs. Highly recommend. Bobby Yoe, OUT.

I love this newer park. It has a great hiking/biking trail that is somewhat challenging. Lots of…read moretrees and plenty of shade. I have seen a wide variety of birds and other wildlife here. It can go from empty to very busy in under an hour. Please get some recycling going at this park. There's a lot of plastic and garbage out on the backside of the trail. This park is a place that should be highly recommended in my opinion. It also has some unique play structures for little kids.

We had a great hike this morning at Lullwater Park. Here's the best part: it's only 14 minutes…read morefrom our house. The gate off Clifton Road is blocked for cars, so we parked at Hahn Park off Houston Mill and walked in. It has the added advantage that you walk by the ruins of the actual mill and by the suspension pedestrian bridge over South Peachtree Creek. Lullwater itself is beautiful. Very friendly fellow hikers. We made one circuit around the lake and headed back to where we started. Technically you are supposed to have an Emory University if card to hike, but apparently no one has ever been stopped by Emory security. And be careful on the trail from Houston Mill to Lullwater: there's loads of poison ivy on both sides of the trail. Late at night while you're sleeping poison ivy comes a creeping all around. Take a snack and water. Lullwater has no facilities. But it is super well maintained by Emory.

What a great place to go for a walk, run, bike ride, fishing or just sitting and relaxing. Great…read morepond in the middle with all sorts of wildlife like turtles, cranes, deer and all sorts of other things. It's behind Emory and the President of tue university's home is in the park. Very. Pretty. Plenty of trials to explore - follow the creek all the way down Houston Mill and Hahn woods. In fact if you're driving Hahn woods is a good place to park as parking is not great anywhere around Lullwater. There is a deck that you can pay to park in at the Emory Clifton campus - that is the closest parking I believe.