Lapping turbine is the move when there, they have a cheeky straight line “trail” from the bottom where you walk a min or so & hit the bottom 6 berms, rlly good practice
@@_Aitch_ I’ve been there once, must not have been doing the right trails & stuff because I didn’t really enjoy it, they’ve supposedly redone a bunch of things since I’ve been so will have to check it out again though
@@Gabeyatesestates Similar vibe to Olde Rope Mill but has a wider range of variety if that makes sense. Quehl Holler is a pretty solid jumpline, Dwellings Loop has 2 trails that split off of it "Rock and Roll" and "Rhythm and Blues" that are cool too (I think that's what they are called). People love "Van Michael's Trail" but honestly I haven't been too big of a fan of that one (downs are fun but the ups are brutal). Gnarnia is sick but tricky and I can't do all of the lines on the exposure part. Pretty cool all around tho.
I just picked up a GT Avalanche Comp 29er and live one exit down from Olde Rope Mill. These trails look like a great starting point into MTB. (Avid Hiker already, dipping into MTB).
I took my daughter to the park to hike today and she was wondering about the bike trails. We found your video and she was amazed at how fast you were going! She is excited about biking the trails but not so excited about snakes…
I dig all your videos bro... keep it up .... I live in Alabama so i love Coldwater... I’m surprised you haven’t been to Oak Mountain state park in Hoover Al. Or have you?
@@_Aitch_ second Oak Mountain, I live here in Bham it's really good riding. Check out Thunder, lighting, West ridge and storyteller trails if you come to Oak Mntn you'll like em for sure!
Awesome job! You should definitely do Explorer clockwise, loop 2 is fast, not hard, hit up tin can as well. Powerhouse clockwise is more fun imo, great riding on such a hot and humid day, stay hydrated!
Lived about 20 mins from blankets and rope mill for the last few years and I think I've only ridden rope mill once. I'm just not a fan and find blankets so much better if I'm doing a quick loop. Started riding Allatoona a lot more lately for quick after-work rides though.
@@_Aitch_ it’s more old school single track I think. Some of the trails are trash(masons bridge) but everything else is very fun. Turtleback is easy to maintain a ton of speed and at the Pitner road side there is a ton of jump lines if you explore. Hocus pocus is super slow tech but it’s difficult tech for sure. Voodoo is one of my favorite trails out of the systems around here(blankets,rope and allatoona).
Pitner park in Acworth is a really fun place to test some of your skills, kind of like a mountain biking playground. You should def check it out if you haven’t already.
Maybe that was a bit harsh haha it was super hot and humid that day. I love how clean they are for sure but bidirectional trails that flip daily are not my favorite. I always feel like I climb more than I descend even though it's the same both ways. I'll try and give it another shot later this week (Explorer too).
Lapping turbine is the move when there, they have a cheeky straight line “trail” from the bottom where you walk a min or so & hit the bottom 6 berms, rlly good practice
Sick. I'll check it out. I think I'm gonna go back soon and give this place another shot anyway.
@@_Aitch_ worth checking out if you like flow, way more ride for your climb. I’m usually there couple times a week if u want to get a ride in lmk
@@Gabeyatesestates would be down. I'll let you know if I make it out there soon. What about blankets creek? Ever ride there?
@@_Aitch_ I’ve been there once, must not have been doing the right trails & stuff because I didn’t really enjoy it, they’ve supposedly redone a bunch of things since I’ve been so will have to check it out again though
@@Gabeyatesestates Similar vibe to Olde Rope Mill but has a wider range of variety if that makes sense. Quehl Holler is a pretty solid jumpline, Dwellings Loop has 2 trails that split off of it "Rock and Roll" and "Rhythm and Blues" that are cool too (I think that's what they are called). People love "Van Michael's Trail" but honestly I haven't been too big of a fan of that one (downs are fun but the ups are brutal). Gnarnia is sick but tricky and I can't do all of the lines on the exposure part. Pretty cool all around tho.
Love the videos. I’ve rode there many times. Keep up the good work
Thanks dude
I just picked up a GT Avalanche Comp 29er and live one exit down from Olde Rope Mill. These trails look like a great starting point into MTB. (Avid Hiker already, dipping into MTB).
I took my daughter to the park to hike today and she was wondering about the bike trails. We found your video and she was amazed at how fast you were going! She is excited about biking the trails but not so excited about snakes…
Not exactly Coldwater or Jarrods place but... I like the smooth fast trails
Definitely. The polished trails were the best part for sure
I dig all your videos bro... keep it up .... I live in Alabama so i love Coldwater... I’m surprised you haven’t been to Oak Mountain state park in Hoover Al. Or have you?
@@anthonytauriello4975 Thanks dude. I haven't but I hear about it every now and then. I kinda forgot about it... good call. I'll go there soon
@@_Aitch_ second Oak Mountain, I live here in Bham it's really good riding. Check out Thunder, lighting, West ridge and storyteller trails if you come to Oak Mntn you'll like em for sure!
@@Alex_Abdullayev Sweet thanks. I'll try to go there by end of next week
Awesome job! You should definitely do Explorer clockwise, loop 2 is fast, not hard, hit up tin can as well. Powerhouse clockwise is more fun imo, great riding on such a hot and humid day, stay hydrated!
Thanks. I think I'll do another Olde Rope Mill run early next week and do Explorer and the other trails again. Think it deserves another shot
@@_Aitch_ absolutely you should, make a few videos out of it!! Look forward to it!
Lived about 20 mins from blankets and rope mill for the last few years and I think I've only ridden rope mill once. I'm just not a fan and find blankets so much better if I'm doing a quick loop. Started riding Allatoona a lot more lately for quick after-work rides though.
I totally agree. How does Allatoona stack up against Blankets? I've looked at it on Trailforks but never ended up going
@@_Aitch_ it’s more old school single track I think. Some of the trails are trash(masons bridge) but everything else is very fun. Turtleback is easy to maintain a ton of speed and at the Pitner road side there is a ton of jump lines if you explore. Hocus pocus is super slow tech but it’s difficult tech for sure. Voodoo is one of my favorite trails out of the systems around here(blankets,rope and allatoona).
That snake almost got rekt
📠 bro
Pitner park in Acworth is a really fun place to test some of your skills, kind of like a mountain biking playground. You should def check it out if you haven’t already.
Sick. Thanks for the tip
“That was alright I guess”…dont like the grooming? I love it. Avalanche is subpar->do explorer trails instead.
Maybe that was a bit harsh haha it was super hot and humid that day. I love how clean they are for sure but bidirectional trails that flip daily are not my favorite. I always feel like I climb more than I descend even though it's the same both ways. I'll try and give it another shot later this week (Explorer too).
Hard not to like how polished the trails are. My apathy should have been directed more towards the "bidirectional-ness"