Rocky Mountain ATV Park

The Beasley Knob OHV Trail System is located off U.S. Highway 76 in Union County, Georgia, within the Chattahoochee National Forest, approximately two miles east of Blairsville. The system provides approximately 13.4 miles of recreational driving across interconnecting dirt trails, rock hill climbs, and gravel roads, accessible from two trailheads: Satterfield Trailhead and Blue Rock Trailhead. Permitted vehicles include four-wheel drive vehicles, motorcycles, and ATVs. The system is recommended for experienced riders only due to challenging terrain and steep ascents. Bolted, studded, or tire chains are not allowed. The area is closed from January 1 through March 31 for resource protection and is open sunrise to sunset the remainder of the year. A day-use fee of $5 per operator per day is required; an annual pass valid at multiple Chattahoochee-Oconee OHV sites costs $50. Managed by the Blue Ridge Ranger District.

Off-road park with trails for ATV, UTV, dirt bike, and 4x4 riding.

7,000+ acres of trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, SxS, and 4x4s in middle Georgia. Cabins, RV hookups, and a full campground on-site.

Houston Valley OHV Trails, located just west of Dalton, Georgia, in the Chattahoochee National Forest, is the largest U.S. Forest Service OHV trail system in Georgia at 25 miles. The system is restricted to motorbikes and all-terrain vehicles; pickup trucks, four-wheel drive vehicles, and vehicles wider than 50 inches are not permitted. The trailhead offers paved parking for 35 tow vehicles, an ADA loading ramp, and an ADA-accessible vault toilet. Three primitive campsites are available at the trailhead. The system closes after significant rain events to allow trails to dry and limit resource damage; riders should call the Conasauga Ranger District before visiting. Fees are $5 per operator per day or $50 for an annual pass, purchasable via the Recreation.gov app.