The Land Management Plan for the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest allows riders to ride only on any designated open or closed road or on any designated trail that is open to horseback use.
The Frady Branch Trail System to the west of Currahee Mountain and an older trail, Ladyslipper, off Red Root Road, currently are the 2 major mountain bicycle/equestrian/hiking trail systems.
Click on the link to the left to select between these trails and our photo album.
This site is just being constructed in January 2005 - your comments and suggestions are appreciated. Use the contact us link to send us your suggestions and comments.
Organizations active in the LRWMA Trails
Mountain Bicycles: The Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA) supports the beautiful trails in the LRWMA. The almost 100 miles of dirt roads and the trails in the Frady Branch Trail System and the Ladyslipper Trail offer something for everyone.
Equestrian Organizations: GA. Endurance Riders, CTHA & Currahee Saddle Club, NE GA. Saddle Club GA. Horse Council
Hiking: The NE Georgia Hiking Association maintains the Broad River Trail and the Frady Branch Trail System and dirt roads offer a wonderful hiking experience.
U.S. Forest Service Links:
Heritage Resources Management Program for the US Forest Service
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests - US Forest Service