Allatoona Creek Park (Acworth)

Allatoona Creek Park bike trail

Georgia's largest purpose-built mountain bike system, with 35-plus miles of singletrack, jump lines, and a pump track in Cobb County.

Location Acworth, GA
Drive from our store About 2 hr
Length 35+ miles of trail
Surface Singletrack, flow trails, jump lines, pump track
Skill level Beginner to advanced
Hours Sunrise to sunset

Get directions from our store

Cobb County park page for current conditions, hours, and fees.

About the ride

Allatoona Creek Park covers 1,450 acres on the edge of Lake Allatoona, and since its first trail opened in 2011 it has grown into the biggest purpose-built mountain bike system in Georgia. The trails are well marked and easy to navigate.

You can build anything from a quick beginner loop to an all-day ride. Turtle Back is the classic starter trail, and the system adds flow trails, downhill jump lines, and a pump track for riders who want air.

Trail direction changes by day, so check the signs before you roll out.

Where to park

Lot Address Links
Main trailhead (most central) 5690 Old Stilesboro Rd, Acworth, GA 30101 Map
Directions

During hunting season, some trails are reached only from the Pitner Road Dog Park lot at 2450 Pitner Rd, Acworth.

Good to know

  • Many trails close for deer hunting season, usually starting in the fall. Check SORBA West Georgia for current status.
  • Trails close when wet.
  • Trail direction changes daily.
  • Lots of food options within a couple of miles.

Stop by Okana Outdoors before you ride

We are at 1101 Parkside Main, Greensboro, GA 30642, in the Publix shopping center next to Amici. We sell and service Trek, Electra, Aventon, and Segway bikes.

Hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday 11am to 5pm, closed Sunday. Heading out early on a weekend? Stop by the day before so you have what you need.

Questions about where to ride? Call us at (706) 405-3393.

Road trip? Need a way to haul your bikes? We rent a 2-bike hitch carrier that fits a 2-inch receiver. See rentals.

See all bike trails near Lake Oconee

Trail information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Conditions, closures, fees, and parking can change without notice. Please check with the park or trail manager before heading out, and ride within your ability.

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