Mountain Bike Trails

The Georgia International Horse Park has the first-ever Olympic mountain biking course in the world. With 1,032 feet of elevation change, this unique course will give Park visitors over 9 miles of a truly exhilarating ride. The widely varied terrain also offers paralleling smooth surfaces for television equipment. The trails are open for public riding daily. Bring your bike and enjoy your ride!

Trail entrances are identified at a shelter featuring a large map of the trails as well as individual maps for you to take on your ride.

There is no fee to ride the trails for passive recreation. Fees will apply to participate in mountain bike events and races.

Quick Overview of Rules:

• No grills, fires or open flame allowed.
• No alcohol allowed.
• No smoking allowed.
• No hunting or fishing allowed.
• No Motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles on trails. Motorized wheelchairs are allowed.
• Dogs must be kept on a leash, and please clean up after your pets.
• No profanity or loud or boisterous noise is allowed.
• All bicyclists are required to wear helmets. The bike trail (Red Trail) is one direction only. Follow signage.
• Organized trail events must be contracted and permitted in advance. Contact the Georgia International Horse Park at 770-860-4190.
• Click here to review the Georgia International Horse Park Rules and Procedures

Trail Hours:
Trails are open from sunrise to sunset. On occasion, trails may be closed to due other events occurring in the Park.

Trail Closures:
Respect road and trail closures. Trail closures are posted on the Calendar of Events; however, trail closures can happen at any time due to safety concerns or hazardous conditions and may not be posted online. Abide by onsite signage and barricades. Call 770-860-4190 to ask for clarification if you are uncertain about the status of a trial. (The Georgia International Horse Park office is open Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-5:00PM, closed on government holidays).

Horse Rider Requirements:
All horses on Georgia International Horse Park property, whether for an event, trail ride or other purpose, must have proof of a negative EIA issued by a licensed veterinarian within the last twelve (12) months. Further, anyone with a horse on the premises must abide by all Georgia Department of Agriculture rules and policies, including, but not limited to, the prevention of equine infections disease.

Trail Etiquette:
Bicyclists yield to equestrians and pedestrians.
Pedestrians always have the right-of-way.
Leave No Trace! Carry out what you carry in.

Emergencies:
Call 911

Report Suspicious Activity, Damaged Property, or a Crime:
Contact the Non-Emergency Number for the City of Conyers Police Department: 770-483-6600

Report Maintenance and Safety Problems:
770-860-4190

Primary Bike Trailhead:
Steeplechase

Secondary Bike Trailhead:
Bald Rock Meadows