Scott Damron | Atlanta Georgia United States

Introduction From rolling vineyards to rugged singletrack, Georgia offers cyclists endless adventures. Scott Damron shares his favorite rides after logging 5,000+ miles across the state. Road Cycling Routes 1. Six Gap Century (102 Miles) Route: Dahlonega → Neel Gap → Wolfpen Gap Stats: 11,000 ft elevation gain Scott’s Experience: "The descents are as rewarding as the climbs – hitting 50mph on Woody Gap is unreal!" 2. Silver Comet Trail (61 Miles Paved) Highlights: Car-free the entire way Perfect for endurance training Pro Tip: "Ride end-to-end with a shuttle back – it’s worth it!" Mountain Bike Trails 1. Blankets Creek (Woodstock) Trails: South Loop (Beginner) Voodoo (Technical Black Diamond) Scott’s Favorite: "The flowy berms on Dwelling feel like a rollercoaster!" 2. Bear Creek (Ellijay) Why It’s Great: 27 miles of backcountry singletrack ...

Introduction When Scott Damron isn’t climbing rocks, he’s exploring Georgia’s scenic trails on two wheels. From smooth paved paths to rugged mountain bike routes, Georgia has something for every cyclist. Here’s Scott’s guide to the best cycling spots in the state. Top Cycling Routes in Georgia 1. Silver Comet Trail Distance: 61 miles (paved) Difficulty: Easy to moderate Why Scott Rides It: Car-free, smooth, and perfect for long-distance training. 2. Blankets Creek Mountain Bike Trails Location: Woodstock Difficulty: Intermediate to advanced Why Scott Rides It: Flowy singletracks with technical sections. 3. Six Gap Century Route (Dahlonega) Distance: 104 miles (road) Difficulty: Challenging (6 major climbs) Why Scott Rides It: One of Georgia’s toughest road rides. 4. Fort Mountain State Park Trail Type: Mountain biking Why Scott Rides It: Rugged, rocky terrain with fast descent...