• Dwelling Loop (4.2 miles for intermediate riders):  The most popular and most ridden trail.  A true contour-trail, Dwelling brings in all the elements of singletrack in our area: rocks, roots and some elevation changes.  In general, this is a fast flowing XC trail that allows you to carry consistent momentum as you move from section to section, with a number of log crossings and tight tree gates.  Directional.  Go clockwise on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, please.  On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, please ride clockwise.
• Kervorkian Pass (.5 mile for advanced riders):  Kervorkian?  Really?  Directional.  Go clockwise on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, please.  On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, please ride clockwise.

Please Note:   According to SORBA Woodstock President Jay Wilkes, the Kevorkian Pass section really isn’t its own Trail.  It’s an additional segment off the Van Michael Trail to add a technical exposure feature.  The only way to get to it is to ride Van Michael Trail and choose the 0.5 mile additional loop option half way through the trail.

• Mosquito Bite (.7 miles for beginners)  Mosquito Bite provides beginners a bit of a challenge. There is a winding boardwalk, three elevated bridges, a switchback turn and some small, short hills.  Directional.  Go clockwise on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, please.  On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, please ride clockwise.
• Mosquito Flats (1.375 miles for beginners):   This is a learning trail for children and beginners, so please watch your speed.  Bi-directional every day of the week.
• Mosquito Flats Extension (.5 mile for beginners):  The recently cut Mosquito Flats Extension is now being ridden-in and adds an additional half-mile option to Mosquito Flats.  Although it is flat, it does have a few more bridges and is a little more technical to navigate with some tighter turns and a rougher tread.  Bi-directional every day of the week.
• Quehl Holler (.25 mile for experts):  This brand-new flow trail is 755-feet long, all one-way downhill on hard-packed, smooth Georgia red clay.  We advise you to scout this trail carefully prior to committing yourself to a full-bore run.  Use full-face helmets and armor to wring out the best from this expert-level trail.
• South Loop (4 miles for advanced riders):   South Loop is our hand-cut, technical trail that brings a real backcountry feel to Blankets Creek.  We do as little maintenance as possible to this trail to keep a natural feeling.  Climbs are longer and steeper than those on the Dwelling Loop, but the real story is the rock gardens, rock crossings, rocky switchbacks, creek crossings and a log ride.  Directional.  Go clockwise on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, please.  On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, please ride clockwise.
• Van Michael Loop (3.9 miles for advanced riders):  This machine-cut trail is relatively smooth but sweeps up and down several peaks.  Switchback and berm turns abound and a good speed can be maintained.   There is a really nice log ride carved out of a single fallen tree.  If you’re from the “you have to go up to get down” school, this is your trail.  Directional.  Go clockwise on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, please.  On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, please ride clockwise.