Berry College Mountain Biking Trails

Berry College is a beautiful and scenic campus of more than 27,000 acres and offers visitors recreational activities such as walking, jogging, biking or horseback riding. If you choose to use the recreational trails of Berry College, please observe the following policies (valid as of November 2022). Failure to do so may result in fines, law enforcement citations, or bans from the property in the future.

• Everyone (except horseback riders) should access the Berry property only through the main front gate. Entering the property through the main entrance or trailheads will ensure that you have access to the most current information about the campus, including notices and warnings.
• Berry College reserves the right to curtail, limit, or close access at its discretion.
• For your safety, use of the property may be limited or curtailed during hunts sponsored by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
• Recreational use of the property may be limited or curtailed during prescribed burnings, timber harvests or other forest related activities.
• Swimming or public boating is not permitted in the reservoir on Lavender Mountain.
• Observe all posted signs.
• Motorized vehicles of any kind (including motorcycles and ATVs) are prohibited.
• Alcohol is not permitted on the Berry College campus.
• Pets must be kept on leashes at all times.
• Follow designated trails only, as indicated on campus maps.
• Designated trails, other trails or firebreaks should not be disturbed or altered.
• Trails are open from dawn to dusk, unless otherwise indicated.
• Please do not litter.
• Berry College is a tobacco-free campus indoors and outdoors.
• Please respect and protect Berry’s extensive wildlife.