Chicopee Woods Mountain Bike Park (Gainesville)
About 21 miles of classic cross-country singletrack in Gainesville, with a loop for every skill level and bike-only trails.
| Location | Gainesville, GA |
| Drive from our store | About 1 hr 35 min |
| Length | About 21 miles of singletrack |
| Surface | Dirt singletrack |
| Skill level | Beginner to advanced |
| Cost | Parking fee per vehicle (about $5), or an annual pass |
Northeast Georgia SORBA trail page for current conditions, hours, and fees.
About the ride
Chicopee Woods has been a Georgia mountain bike staple since the 1990s. The trails are bike-only, well maintained by the local SORBA chapter, and set in pine and hardwood forest next to the Elachee Nature Science Center.
Start on Tortoise and Hare to warm up. The intermediate loops, White Tail, Red Tail, and Flying Squirrel, add up to about 14 miles of flowing singletrack with some switchbacks and creek crossings. Copperhead Gap is the technical one for advanced riders.
The layout can be confusing on a first visit, so grab a photo of the trail map at the kiosk before you head out.
Where to park
| Lot | Address | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Trailhead lot on Elachee Dr | Elachee Dr, Gainesville, GA 30504 |
Map Directions |
Good to know
- Trails close at sunset and after significant rain.
- A parking fee is charged per vehicle.
- Water is limited at the trailhead, so bring your own.
- Watch for direction signs at intersections.
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.
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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.