Reviewed by: MTN&ROAD , from Jonesboro

Summary:
The trails are connected on the west side of the tennis courts now. Most of the difficult sections are still in tack. There is still enough difficulty to get a good work out. This trail has good water drainage and is not very muddy day after a rain.
Someone is doing a great job of keeping the trails up.
Check out the map on the previous post. The access road to the tennis courts comes across the dam at the parking lot and winds up the hill to the right.

Recommended Route:
From the gravel parking go across the paved road and do the east trail. Come back to lake parking lot and go north and circle around to the west side of the tennis courts. Continue on the south trails until it spits you out on the access road to the tennis courts on the west side of the dam. Good for a 20min + loop

Other recommended trails in the same area:
None, if I travel to a trail it is north GA

Reviewed by: UnderutilizedAsphalt

Summary:
Are there any plans to piece together the remnants?

Recommended Route:
The east side of the road.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Anywhere but here...now.

Reviewed by: tennisucks , from Stockbridge, GA

Summary:
Couldn't have put tennis facility somewhere else?

Recommended Route:
None now. Tennis courts in the middle of old trail system.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Dauset, Yellow River, Chicopee.

Reviewed by: Pimpmaster Flash , from ATL

Summary:
I rode this trail for the first time last week. The red trails are pretty good, not as "advanced" as I hoped, but well maintained and fun overall. Who's the Einstein that decided to do construction right in the middle of the trails? They couldn't find another place in the park to put some tennis courts?

Recommended Route:
None Now.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Yellow River

Reviewed by: Broc , from McDonough

Summary:
Was a pretty good place to ride until some idiot decided to take all the trails out and replace it with tennis courts. The trails are pretty much gone now and if you get onto a good single track you end up having to cross the constuction site and gravel. The west side of the course is still there but the course is too short to even waste your time driving there. If you used to go there I would suggest Dauset trails now they are always good and they won't be replaced by TENNIS COURTS!!!!! Who ever decided to do that GREAT MOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Recommended Route:
None now!!!!!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Dauset Nature Center. Exit 201 I-75.