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Level: Beginner
Length: 2 mi (3.2 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +46/ -95 ft
Total: 57 riders
Mountain Biking PAC Trail
#101 of 402 mountain bike trails in Georgia
If you're looking for a fun and short ride in Peachtree city, go here.
First added by snwbrd on May 26, 2010. Last updated Oct 15, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: no
- Lift service: no
- Night riding: no
- Pump track: no
- Restrooms: no
- Fat bike grooming: no
- E-bikes allowed: no
- Fee required: no
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Go to Baseball Soccer Complex (BSC). Turn into SOCCER fields entrance and drive down to the last parking spot for the upper fields. You will see cedar spread on the ground leading to the woods. There is the start(or end) of the trail. End comes out about 20 yds before.
This trail is OK for a beginner. Not much in the way of technical sections, almost no climbing and very convenient to the Peachtree City area. It's a good place to learn how to ride a mountain bike. If you are an intermediate or above rider, don't waste your time. This trail just doesn't have any personality or anything to offer a more experienced rider. There are places where the trail is just a few feet from another trail and folks jump from one trail to another making it very confusing to stay on the trail you want. This place is just not fun.
| ThankNeat trail. Visiting the area and this was super close. A lot easier than I'm use to for an "intermediate" trail but still great to get outside and ride. Winds back on itself to stay in a compact area. Make sure it's nice and dry out when you go as some areas are low lying and tend to puddle up
| ThankReally great ride, but it is easy to get confused on which tail your on, they intertwine with each other.
| ThankBeautiful July day. Most the trail is very easy to follow. The outer circuit is easy and friendly to beginners, the inner circuit weaves back and forth over a ravine. Trail is well maintained and lots of fun.
| ThankIs this the stinky trail?
| ThankI rode this as an extension to the Stinky trail. What a spider web this whole system was. There was no clearly marked route however it was liberating to just go and make your own path on the multiple directions you can go as the trails criss crossed all through the woods.
| ThankMostly a bunch of zig-zagging in the woods with lots of roots to make it bumpy. But, it has its redeeming qualities. You can mess around in the "ditch section" where you can catch very minimal air. I rode with my 10 year old daughter and it was just right for her.
| ThankI usually ride this as an extension to Stinky Trails. The BSC trails are relatively smooth trails with a few roots and rocks. There is a nice section that pops in and out of some ditches.
| Thankfun little trail. The ditch sections are fun with nice flow. The trails do need to be better marked, but overall not a bad ride
| ThankReally good trail to get started in mountain biking or to add some mileage to the Stinky trail. Right now it needs some work because there is a fallen tree elevated over the trail that looks like it could fall at any minute
| ThankNice trail with interesting ditch crossings. The trail needs to be better marked.
| ThankI am a beginner for mountain bikes but have ridden BMX bikes for many years. These trails are awesome. Not too long, but, could ride numerous trails and numerous number of times. Bathrooms and water fountains are available. I live close by and will definitely be back.
| ThankThis trail is lots of fun. It is like a knot. There is one main track and then several single tracks connecting to the main one. A must ride...
| ThankThis is a great trail! Lots of ravine crosses for some really useful practice on steep decline and incline. Also, there's plenty of trail that is useful for higher speed biking practice. It isn't particularly long, but it is good for practice and fun.
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