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A pleasant ride through the trees, rhododendron, and mountain laurel.


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2.3

Miles

3.8

KM

Singletrack

2,009' 612 m

High

1,879' 573 m

Low

196' 60 m

Up

204' 62 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

9%

Max Grade (5°)

Dogs Unknown

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Description

The Kettle Bottom Trail is an intermediate-rated loop trail in Cloudland Canyon State Park's Five Points Trail System. It begins and ends at the "hub" which serves at the central point in the trail system.

This trail is not technical in nature, although there are a few descents and "intersections" of old closed trails that can certainly cause confusion among the less experienced. A shortcut provides an alternate bypass of a large chunk of the trail before you get very far down it. There is a bridge on this trail at the bottom of a somewhat steep descent. Most of the trail is fairly wide, although there are a few narrow spots on it. At about the half-way mark, the trail goes along the edge of a power line easement and re-enters the woods. It then continues rolling along the hillside on its way back to the hub.

Keep in mind that this trail intersects other paths that appear to be trails, but are not. Closed intersecting paths (most of these were used as access routes for machinery during trail construction) will typically have brush or logs blocking passage.

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Shared By:

Zack Butler

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Photos

Mountain Biking at 5 Points on Lookout Mountain
Jul 23, 2018 near Trenton, GA
The "5 Points Hub".  This is a 10-way intersection, which means you have 10 options for that much more fun!
Oct 22, 2013 near Trenton, GA
At the bottom of the incredible downhill, you cross a bridge that covers a mud bog. It's a quick zig-zag, left then right, that when at full speed can be a challenge to hit the bridge and make the turn.
Jan 9, 2018 near Trenton, GA
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