Our most popular trip is called The Gap Ride…

     …where we fit you on mountain bikes and helmets

     …load you up in our shuttle vehicle

     …take you up the mountain and drop you off

     …and you ride back to Woody’s, self-guided at your own pace

     …thru the National Forest on a Forest Service Road

     …a dirt road smooth enough and wide enough to drive your car on.

 

Along the way are about a dozen waterfalls…

       …including Horse Trough Falls-the headwaters of the

           Chattahoochee River

       …and the last 5 miles are right alongside the Chattahoochee.

 

It’s a 14 mile ride, about 65% downhill…

      …and takes anywhere from 2 to 5 hours to ride it

     …depending on how hard you work and how often you stop and see

           the sights.

 

We have people from 13 years old into their 60’s that have never mountain

  biked  before do this ride, and have a lot of fun…

     …a lot of folks carry a backpack with a picnic and a camera, and 

         spend all day out there.

 

This trip is $55.00 per person including bike, helmet, map and shuttle…

     …we do this every day, Tuesday through Saturday, starting at 10am

    …and we do it all day long, whenever folks wanna go.

  You can make a reservation anytime with your

MasterCard, AMEX or Visa.

If you have questions, please contact Woody’s Mountain Bikes 706.878.3715           Email: [email protected]

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