Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area

Get ready for a demanding road cycling adventure on the Woody Gap to Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area loop. This difficult route stretches for 78.4 miles (126.2 km) and challenges you with a significant 8702 feet (2652 metres) of elevation gain. You will spend around 6 hours and 57 minutes in the saddle, navigating winding roads through the scenic North Georgia Mountains, with impressive vistas opening up as you climb.

To tackle this route, you will need very good fitness, as some segments might be unpaved or difficult, potentially requiring you to push your bike. Parking is generally available at Woody Gap, which serves as a popular starting point for this challenging ride. Plan your visit carefully, especially considering the duration and the need for sustained effort throughout the day.

As you cycle, you will pass through the expansive Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area, a region known for its diverse wildlife and natural beauty. A highlight of the journey is Woody Gap itself, a mountain pass that offers panoramic views across the surrounding peaks, providing a memorable reward for your efforts on this demanding loop.