Forest Service Road
Located at the base of John Dick Mountain, this trail follows along the Toccoa River. It is the premier off-road destination in the Chattahoochee National Forest, and it's a big hit with off-road drivers. Aside from the fantastic trails, there is also a campground and a spectacular fishing area. While the trail itself is relatively easy and goes around three miles, it is perfect for beginners, and it offers lovely views of the North Georgia Mountains. You will find a few Jeeps here, but it will never be overcrowded.
Rocky Flats Trail
Rocky Flats is open all year, and it's located in Chatsworth in the northern part of the state. Rocky Flats has plenty of overgrown trees and is surrounded by a thick forest, making it a lovely spot for those who want to get lost in the throws of nature. The actual trail is relatively short at 3.4 miles, but there are many different paths to take and some sturdy bridges to pass by.
Beasley Knob Trail
This trail is located near Blairsville and is perfect for a challenge. It has steep hills and a rough terrain that can get quite slippery after it rains. You will also find numerous steep slopes, which will make for an exciting and bumpy ride. Overall, the course is 10.6-miles in length, and we recommend calling ahead before you go as they will sometimes close if the weather is terrible. This trail is not recommended for beginners as it can be pretty tricky for those who are not prepared. To get here, go north from Blairsville and follow the signs!
Sarah's Creek Road
If you are new to Georgia and are not looking for the challenge of Beasley Knob Trail, we recommend trying your hand at the nearby Sarah's Creek Road, which is located to the east of Beasley Knob Trail and is perfect for those who are beginning their Jeep off-roading experience. You can find this trail in Clayton, and it offers you nine miles of easy off-road trails. Many people and first-time off-roaders recommend starting here, and you can even camp overnight and enjoy the gorgeous waterfalls as your head through the area. This trail gives you the beauty and wonder of nature, and keep in mind that there are parts that will require you to cross water, so make sure to prepare accordingly!
Tray Mountain Jeep Trail
This trail is located in the Trey Mountain, located north of Helen city, and is one of Georgia's most popular Jeep off-raod trails. This fantastic road climbs the Trey Mountain to Trey Gap, and you will find a small parking area with an intersection that goes to the Appalachian Trail. This trail will follow the ridge, offering drivers some breathtaking views. Remember that this area has a few blind spots, so don't go too fast, or you'll risk losing control of your Jeep. This train will get a bit rocky and bumpy near the top. Be sure to bring some extra tires as some of the ditches can cause problems for your Jeep.
Where to get an Off-Road Ready Jeep Near Me
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