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Smithgall Woods State Park,
This beautiful conservation area is 5,664-acres of outdoor attractions.
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Smithgall Woods State Park, Details
This beautiful conservation area is 5,664-acres of outdoor attractions. Between the towering forest, trout-packed streams, and abundance of wildlife, there is plenty for cyclists and nature lovers to explore. There are 5-miles of rustic trails and 18 miles of paved road for you to ride. Although the trails are incredibly scenic, they can be very challenging and steep, even for experienced riders. However, the roads are also great for cycling, as long as you do not mind sharing with the cars.
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