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Trail Description:
A few years ago this trail was closed, purchased by the City of Roswell, fixed up by RAMBO (Rowell-Alpharetta Mountain Biking Organization), and reopened. There is a 1.7 mile well-signed "Beginners Loop" from which all other trails connect.
Most of the trails are pretty easy, like Yellow River and Blankets Creek, but there were a few interesting spots on the smaller side trails.
There was a cool section of moguls, a few pipes, some more reasonable jumps, several creek crossings (some sandy some rocky), and a few good hill climbs too. All of these more challenging things were completely optional. There are loops upon loops so you can add in or take out just about any section of the trail. Even though there are a lot of loops it's bordered by GA 400 on one side, there's a creek in the middle, and subdivisions (and a swamp) on another side so it's nearly impossible to get lost.
How to get there:
The gravel parking lot is located just east of 400 on the left side of Old Alabama. To get there take Holcomb Bridge going East to Old Alabama, then go North on Old Alabama, and turn left into the gravel parking lot just past the entrance to Belcourt Apartments on the left.
Additional Notes:
The NAD27 CONUS GPS point for the parking area is 34 01 26.4 / 84 18 44.4.
| Posted by: 現金化 on 12/19/2010 |
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最近では従来のキャッシングが難しくなったこともあり、クレジットカードのショッピング枠の現金化を利用する人が増えてきています。このクレジットカード現金化というのは、クレジットカードのショッピング枠という、通常買い物の支払いなどでしか使えないš
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| Posted by: Disco Bush on 10/19/2010 |
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10 miles, really? I'd say more like 4 maybe five at the most. If you add in the paved paths and the gravel fireroad, then maybe you're closer to 10.
These trails are OK for getting in a light training ride. They are mostly rocky/rooty, and have almost no flow to them, except in the free ride area (the best part IMO). The turns are all very tight, and there are many short climbs.
I miss how it was in the 90's before the developers hacked it up for more useless housing.
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| Posted by: Blogood on 7/26/2010 |
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Blogood
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