North Georgia Mountain Bike Association

Riders from 14 states and three countries have already registered for Dirty Sheets Gravel Weekend.

And every one of them is helping support new trails in North Georgia and Metro Atlanta.

That’s one of the reasons this weekend matters.

Yes, Dirty Sheets brings gravel, camping, music, firepits, food, family, friends and one very honest day on the bike.

But it also helps fund the work behind the scenes — building, maintaining and protecting the trails we all ride.

So to every rider already signed up:

Thank you.

You’re not just coming to ride Dirty Sheets.

You’re helping build what comes next.

And if you’re not signed up yet, let’s fix that.

Ride 10 with the family.
Go 22 and keep it civilized.
Race 62 and make it hurt a little.
Medal 100 and earn the hardware.

Every registration helps.

Dirty Sheets Gravel Weekend
October 16–18, 2026
Serenbe / Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia

Thirty minutes south of Atlanta.
A world away.

Register now:
https://www.bikereg.com/dirty-sheets-gravel-grind

Join us THIS SATURDAY for our monthly trail day with Cobb County PARKS at Allatoona Creek Park from 9-12 as we tackle drains and corridor from all the Summer rains we've been having.

Please wear closed toed shoes, long pants, bring a pack, water, snacks, gloves and your epi pen if you are allergic to bees.

We'll meet at the main parking lot at Stilesboro road by the County maintenance building and we'll have lunch and a cold beverage for you after !!

Join us this Saturday from 9-12 as we tackle some storm clean up damage from last week.

Please wear long pants, closed toed shoes, bring a HELMET, gloves, a pack, water, snacks and your epi pen if you are allergic to bees.

We will meet on Gates Chapel Road at the end of Bear Creek Road/FS 241 and shuttle to drop off locations.

Be prepared to hike at least 3 miles and to do corridor and drain work. We will also be running Brush Mowers.

We'll have lunch and cold drinks for you after.

Yes please !

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Did you know the Southeastern Trust has five parks open to both mountain biking and hiking? Our trails welcome non-motorized bicycles and Class 1 e-bikes, giving visitors even more ways to explore the outdoors.

To help keep our trails safe and enjoyable for everyone, Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes, as well as dirt bikes, unicycles, scooters, and Segways, are not permitted on our trail systems.

Happy riding!