Riding Fightingtown Creek in Blue Ridge, Ga...This trail is fun!

[@rahulgupta2707]

Close to me. Talking Rock Nature Preserve is fun too.

[@Rhedbeard]

Thanks for highlighting this trail system! Didn't know it existed, and not too far from me.

[@MagicshineLights]

During the scorching summer heat, taking a ride on a trail shaded by trees and enjoying the sight of the vibrant green forests and shrubs is a soothing and pleasant experience.🚴🚴🚴

[@ClintGibbs]

Or taking a night ride 😉

[@Mtbdrumrunner]

Much respect after watching your previous video personally the same week, same thing at Blankets Creek. You do such an outstanding job of showcasing trails with top notch quality, and audio that is awesome. I have that tiny mic you recommended back a few years, and continue to try things, your video/audio is to be continually appreciated, great job shining light on Fightingtown, thanks for being a continuous inspiration Clint!

[@ssurran3975]

Looks very similar to Jackrabbit MTB over in Hiawassee. Not a lot of climbing but good flow. I will definitely check this trail out the next time I am there. 👍👍

[@mattwalker529]

they are fun trails, I'm just getting back on the bike after a few years off and these are my closest trails, the short climbs with short downhills after make it fun for people new to riding.

[@thomaskuhn6541]

Nice looking trails, good protection from the sun with the trees.

[@robertbarbaree4190]

Wow, we were just up there the week of the 4th and it's about 10 minutes from the cabin we stayed at. I'll definitely try it next time. I finally got Bear Creek and Pinhoti 1 this trip, as well as 2 which I had rode previously. The morning humidity is almost as bad as NE Florida! Thanks for the video!!

[@ctrawick3]

We were in Blue Ridge and Elijay last weekend. Did not have my bike with us, though. I wish I had now.

[@BlackMan614]

As I get older, I am gravitating towards the engineered trails. I did a ride today, 1K of climbing, nothing but big roots and rocks. I hate the big, loose rocks. Downhill sections were even worse. I was riding a HT and I think I left a kidney out there.

[@snat6299]

Rode a lot of these trails back in the 90’s up by Elijay. We had a book off the beaten track to find our way on the trails, it was such a adventure being from Florida and riding Bear creek and Stanley gap on 90’s hardtails was a blast. Having trailforks now and a high level bike is like cheating, still fun just not as adventurous:) you should come ride some trails up in the upstate of SC we have quite a few great trails Paris mtn, Pleasant Ridge, Stumphouse,Issaqueena. Between Greenville and Clemson areas. It’s on the way to DuPont and Pisgah.

[@tntrailrider7379]

Kinda reminds me of Enterprise in Chattanooga.

[@davidadamus177]

So cool, had no idea it existed! Can't wait to take my gravel bike there 🎉

[@Bierce88]

when was the last time you have been to Blankets? You would be amazed of how much stuff they have added the last couple of years.

[@ClintGibbs]

I was there two weeks ago. One of my favorite Trail systems.

[@Bierce88]

@@ClintGibbs They just added a creek jump on VMT lol.

[@50whatnomadtravelnursemtb5]

so do x-country riders not wear helmets with visors? I think I've always had a visor on my helmet...except back in the 1990's lol. like roadies. Georgia has some really nice trails...but best ones are up north..not much down in the Southern region.

[@ClintGibbs]

I always use a visor. More for sun protection than anything

[@tripleb5232]

What bike are you on?

[@ClintGibbs]

Lee Cougan Crossfire Trail. Review comes out next Sunday