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Trailhead for the 7.2mi Big Creek Greenway

Trailhead for the 7.2mi Big Creek Greenway

source: RAMBO Website

Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill

Land Manager: City of Roswell

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Address:

1600 Old Alabama Rd.
Roswell, GA 30076
Open: Dawn to Dusk

Big Creek Bike Park was awarded the 2025 Cardinal Trail Award because it's the trail in Georgia that can accommodate the widest variety of riding skill and type.  These trails are family-friendly and can still challenge the more advanced rider. The MTB trails at Big Creek Park offer riders of all levels great time. Whether you're new to mountain biking, a casual rider or experienced, you'll leave the park feeling challenged and fulfilled from the ride!  

Big Creek Park includes seven miles of beginner, intermediate, and expert XC trails, plus access to the 13 mile paved Big Creek Greenway, two pump tracks and free-ride/downhill park. Trails are directional on different days, so please read the posted signs. Trails are maintained by the Roswell-Alpharetta Mountain Bike Org (RAMBO).​​​​​​

Big Creek's Top 5

1. Accessible: Located right off Hwy 400 and 92 (Holcomb Bridge Rd), it's a straightforward drive from Woodstock/Canton down 92. - Parking is easy, with multiple access points to the trails, and the skills kitchen is conveniently located near the parking lot. Indoor public restrooms are available for convenience.
2. Active Event Schedule: Big Creek hosts popular Southeast events like the Quick Six Enduro and the Spring Shorties race. - It serves as a practice ground for GCA teams. - There’s potential for more skill clinics, which would be a great addition.
3. Big Creek Greenway Access: With 7.2 miles of paved trail, offers outdoor access regardless of the weather conditions.
4. Family Friendly:  There’s something for all ages to enjoy, including a pump track, skills kitchen, and the greenway. Bring your first-time riders or more experienced youth and they'll all leave with a smile.
5. Technical Trail Features: They have great trails for the family but they have challenging trails for the experienced riders.  The free ride/downhill portion of the park host one of the most popular mountain bike enduro races in the southeast.  There are multiple jump lines to keep athletes in the air.  On the XC trails, competitive racers from all over the region use the Big Creek trails as training grounds for their progression. 

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