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The Top 10 UTV and ATV Trails in Georgia

By Kavan Wright | Behind The Wheel on April 4, 2022
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We’re headed to Georgia on our trek across the US to find the coolest off-road ride parks and trails. And boy howdy did we find some good ones. Georgia’s diverse geology from the foothills of the Appalachian mountains to the southern swamps mean you’ll never get bored of the UTV and ATV trails in Georgia.

We just found out that Georgia’s motto is “Wisdom, Justice, Moderation.” We’re all for the first two, but when it comes to slinging some mud in the south, “moderation” is right out. With hundreds of miles of trails and tons of ride spots in every corner of the Peach State, you never have to stop riding.

Here’s SuperATV’s list of 10 of the best UTV and ATV trails in Georgia presented in no particular order. If you’re ready for some recreation, you can’t go wrong hitching your side-by-side to any of these posts.

NOTE: Park details and prices reflect what was current as of March 2021.

1. Iron Mountain Park

  • Location: Dahlonega, GA
  • Size: 4,300 acres (150+ miles of trails)
  • Style: Trails, hills, rocks
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s
  • Experience Level: Beginner, Intermediate
  • Cost: $25/day (ATVs/MX), $30/day (UTVs/4×4)
Machine coming up trail in woods
Photo by Iron Mountain Park

2. Durhamtown Off-Road Resort

  • Location: Union Point, GA
  • Size: 150 miles of trails
  • Style: Trails, mud, short track
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s
  • Experience Level: All
  • Cost: $60/day (UTVs), $30/day (ATVs/dirt bikes), $25/day (youth/women), $10/day (passengers/spectators)
Machines lined up at starting line on dirt track
Photo by Durhamtown Off-Road Resort

3. 5313 Off-Road Park

  • Location: Calhoun, GA
  • Size: 112 acres
  • Style: Trails, mud, hills, rocks
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s
  • Experience Level: All
  • Cost: $15/day
4 wheelers driving through water holes
Photo by Aidan Larkin

4. Beasley Knob OHV Trails

  • Location: Blairsville, GA
  • Size: 10.6 miles of trails
  • Style: Trails, water crossings, rocks, hills
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s
  • Experience Level: Intermediate, advanced
  • Cost: $5/day
Honda Talon riding on rocks in woods
Photo by Franklin Johnso

5. Possum Creek Off-Road Park

  • Location: Ray City, GA
  • Size: 500 acres
  • Style: Mud, hills, water crossings, trails
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s
  • Experience Level: All
  • Cost: $15/day (10 and under free)
Mud hole
Photo by Possum Creek Off-Road Park

6. Moccasin Creek Off-Road Park

  • Location: Blackshear, GA
  • Size: 500 acres
  • Style: trails, mud, water crossing
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs
  • Experience Level: All
  • Cost: $35/day
3 Polaris machines going through water holes in woods
Photo by Moccasin Creek Off-Road Park

7. Sunnyside ATV Paradise

  • Location: Wrens, GA
  • Size: 900 acres
  • Style: trails, mud, hills, swamps, mines
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes
  • Experience Level: Beginner, intermediate
  • Cost: $25/day (rider and ATV/MX), $30/day (UTV and driver), $10/day (extra person)
Machines going up muddy trail in woods
Photo by Sunnyside ATV Paradise

8. Big Nasty ATV Park Off-Road

  • Location: Bloomingdale, GA
  • Size: 20 miles of trails
  • Style: trails, mud
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, 4×4
  • Experience Level: Beginner, intermediate
  • Cost: $20/day
Side by sides riding through water in woods
Photo by Mason Mizzell

9. Highland Park Off-Road Resort

  • Location: Cedartown, GA
  • Size: 90 miles of trails
  • Style: Trails, hills
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes
  • Experience Level: All
  • Cost: $40/day (UTVs), $35/day (ATVs), $30(dirt bikes), $20/day (youth 8-15 yrs), $10/day passengers (passengers/spectators)
Dirtbike parked on dirt trail in woods
Photo by Nick McCormick

10. Fat Daddy’s ATV Park

  • Location: Waycross, GA
  • Size: 500 acres
  • Style: trails, mud, hills, sand
  • Machines: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes
  • Experience Level: Beginner, intermediate
  • Cost: $20/day, $50/weekend
Machines riding on hill
Photo by Fat Daddy’s ATV Park

We know there are tons more hidden gems all through Georgia. The Chattahoochee National Forest is spiderwebbed with dozens of small trail systems that you don’t want to miss.

Check out the rest of our favorite ride spots in the south, and make sure to let us know in the comments if we missed your favorite UTV trails in Georgia!

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  1. Avatar for LEANNA FRANCISLEANNA FRANCIS says:
    May 1, 2024 at 1:01 pm

    Good morning! I am LeAnna , a salesperson at Battle Creek Powersports in Jasper TN! I wanted to reach out and see you’re interested in sharing flyers,banners,marketing material in hopes that it drives more traffic for you and I both!
    Additionally, I also am a certified dealer of Can Am, Polaris,Kawasaki,Kayo and Cfmoto! We sell and service ,so I feel we both would benefit from this ! Let me know if you’re interested or if you folks need a good deal on SideXsides/Atv’s let me know!!
    Thank You,
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    • Avatar for Jim McCoolJim McCool says:
      February 10, 2026 at 9:13 pm

      Nice folks at Battle Creek.

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  2. Avatar for ERIC KNIGHTERIC KNIGHT says:
    September 14, 2024 at 10:46 pm

    MOST OF THESE ARE TO FAR FOR ME TO DRIVE THEN HAVE TO PAY WAY TO MUCH JUST TO RIDE MY OWN ATV. THE 5 And 15 AND MAYBE 20 DOLLAR ONES OK BUT 30 TO 60 A DAY THEY MUST BE SMOKING WACKY WEED.

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  3. Avatar for Jaimy PiccirilliJaimy Piccirilli says:
    October 24, 2024 at 9:48 am

    So you’ll spend 10’s of thousands of dollars on equipment, trailers, trucks, but complain about $30 to $60 a day to ride on someone else’s property???? Cool Stay home then….

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  4. Avatar for KyferKyfer says:
    June 1, 2025 at 11:51 am

    Jamie that was rather nasty. He also said they are too far to drive too. I know that pain. Most of these are many hours away. It’s expensive and exhausting towing all that gear to only get to ride for a few hours. I’ve got about 25k in trailer, 2 sxs, and 2 dirt bikes – it would be far more but I buy broken rides and fix them to save $. I primarily go to Iron Mtn cause it’s close to me but yes $60 per person for my family of 4 is very expensive – that’s theme park pricing but you have to haul your own ride and gas! When you think of it that way perhaps you won’t be so nasty…

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