Poole's Mill Covered Bridge

Embark on a moderate racebike loop that takes you through the varied landscapes of Forsyth County, covering 35.0 miles (56.3 km) with a total elevation gain of 1465 feet (447 metres). This route offers a blend of wooded sections and open spaces, providing a diverse cycling experience. You can expect to complete this journey in about 2 hours and 28 minutes. A highlight of the ride is passing by Poole's Mill Covered Bridge, where you can enjoy picturesque views of falling waters and rock formations. Further along, you'll encounter serene reservoir views as you cycle past Reservoir Number One.

The route conveniently begins from the Dawson Market Way area, making it easy to access. While specific parking information isn't detailed, you should be able to find suitable parking nearby. As you plan your ride, be aware that the terrain in northern Georgia is often undulating, so prepare for some rolling hills. This moderate loop is well-suited for a morning or afternoon ride, allowing you to enjoy the scenery without rush.

This road cycling route uniquely combines natural beauty with a touch of local history. You'll cycle past the historic Poole's Mill Covered Bridge, a wooden structure dating back to 1901, which spans Settendown Creek. The bridge area is particularly scenic, featuring picturesque views of the creek's falling waters and rock formations. The route's path through Forsyth County showcases a diverse environment, from tranquil reservoir views to the characteristic wooded and open areas of the region.