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Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center is a great place for riding, with miles of quiet forest roads and open fields. It’s a mix of dirt and gravel, with plenty of chances to spot deer, birds, and maybe even wild turkeys along the way. You can ride Marben Farm Road or explore some of the more challenging trails in the center, like the Granite Outcrop Trail and the Multiuse Trail.

The Cricket Frog Trail runs from Covington to Newborn, starting with pavement and turning to gravel along the way. You’ll pass through small communities like Starrsville and Mansfield, making it a fun mix of surfaces and scenery.

This small dirt road takes you back to Cochran Mill Park. It’s a flat and easy ride, mostly on dirt. A few miles before, you’ll pass by the Griffith Family Cemetery, and from there, you can also head straight to visit the community of Chattahoochee Hills, where you’ll find a grocery store.

Rico Tatum Road, along with Old Rico Road and Rico Road, forms a great network of gravel routes in the area that’s a favorite among local gravel riders. The surface is mostly crushed stone or stone dust, making for a smooth and enjoyable ride.

West Point Lake is part of the the the West Point Wildlife Management Area, a vast area just outside LaGrange. It covers nearly 9,000 acres of woods, wetlands and lakes. This area is outside the boundaries of the reserve, but it is still preserved. There are several flat gravel roads and paved roads that you can combine to make a loop and enjoy an easy ride outside the city. Along the way, keep an eye out for herons, eagles, and even deer.

The Sope Creek Trail is a beautiful single track trail that winds through the woodland of Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. The trail is popular with walkers and mountain bikers, so make sure you look out for others on the trail.

There is a short but wide wooden pier over the edge of the water that lets you look out across the length of scenic Sibley Pond. There is a bench and grassy area by the trail that makes this a great picnic or rest spot on your hike.

This easy, unpaved, tree-lined multiuse trail offers nice views of the Chattahoochee River, and is particularly popular during the weekend. There are some other trails in the Cochran Shoals unit of Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area that you can bike, but they're also unpaved and more like mountain bike singletrack. So, not everyone will be comfortable on them, especially depending on what type of bike you have.