Frady Branch Equestrian and Bike Trail System
While the 14.5-mile Frady Branch Trail System is a popular place among horse back riders, the trails are also open to mountain bicycle riders (no eBikes allowed) and hikers. Four loops provide opportunities for different experiences on the trail system.
Reservations
General Information
There is a $5 per/user/per day special recreation fee for anyone entering this recreation area, regardless if any amenities are used during the visit. There is a $25 per year per user pass that can be purchased at the District Office in Lakemont. Call 706-754-6221 for more information.
Getting There
Directions
Physical Address: 4240 Hwy 184, Toccoa, GA
From Gainesville, GA
Take GA-365 N/US-23 N for 28.7 miles.
Follow signs towards Toccoa and Lavonia onto GA-365 N/US-123 and go 6.3 miles GA-184 S/.
Turn right onto GA-184 S/Dicks Hill Parkway and go 0.3 mile.
Turn left onto GA-184 S (Homer Highway) and go 2.8 miles to the Frady Branch entrance on the right.
Parking
The parking area has separate sections for horse trailers and passenger vehicles.
Facility and Amenity Information
Accessibility
Parking available.
Restrooms
Restrooms are not available at this site.
Vault
Water
Potable water is available at this site.
Located in passenger vehicle lot
Horse/Pack Animal Information
Horse/Pack animals are allowed at this site.
Convenient location, great trails, separate parking for horse trailers, and a horse wash on site above car parking area makes this trail riding experience a pleasure.
The Frady Branch Loop Trail
Latham Cemetary Loop Trail
Pear Orchard Loop
Frady Branch Parking Spur
Recreation Opportunities
Horseback Riding Info
Convenient location, great trails, separate parking for horse trailers, and a horse wash on site above car parking area makes this trail riding experience a pleasure.
The Frady Branch Loop Trail
Latham Cemetary Loop Trail
Pear Orchard Loop
Frady Branch Parking Spur
Biking - Mountain Info
Designated parking for mountain bike users and hikers. 4 loops/14.5 miles. No eBikes allowed on trails only on road.