Dwelling Loop

A winding dirt path in a wooded area, surrounded by tall trees and lush greenery. The sunlight filters through the leaves, creating dappled shadows on the ground. The path curves gently, indicating a natural trail suitable for hiking or biking. Dwelling Loop mountain bike trail.

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Level: Intermediate

Length: 4 mi (6.4 km)

Surface: Singletrack

Configuration: Loop

Elevation: +41/ -63 ft

Total: 202 riders

Mountain Biking Dwelling Loop

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#24 of 403 mountain bike trails in Georgia

#726 in the world

The Dwelling Loop is a 3.8 mile directional loop that varies depending on the day of the week. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday are counter clockwise days. Listed as intermediate difficulty, the Dwelling loop follows a small peninsula around Lake Allatoona. While it's not as technical as the South Loop, it does throw a number of roots and rocks at you. The Dwelling Loop tends to have a faster pace than it's sister trails in the area and the downhill sections are VERY rewarding. Watch for hikers, you may encouter one or two while riding this loop. They are required to travel opposite the direction of bike flow to help limit dangerous encounters.

First added by GoldenGoose on Aug 5, 2010. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update

Before you go

Drinking water: unknown
Lift service: unknown
Night riding: yes
Pump track: unknown
Restrooms: unknown
Fat bike grooming: unknown
E-bikes allowed: unknown
Fee required: unknown

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Getting there

Route to Trailhead with Google Maps

From I-285 go North on I-75 to I-575 north. Go to Sixes Road-exit 11 and turn left (west). Parking for the trails is about 2-3 miles on the left. The entrances to Dwelling Loop are located at the end of the bi-directional gravel access trail that starts in the parking lot.