Any good driving roads in Cobb County?

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  1. Mindspin311

    Mindspin311 Member

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    If this in the wrong place, please move, mah bad :eek:


    Anyways, the mountains are a bit far when I have the spontaneous urge to hit some back roads. Can anyone give me some suggestions in the Cobb, Paulding, Cherokee county areas???
     
    #1 Mindspin311, Sep 4, 2009
  2. droobydoobydoo

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    Bishop Lake road in cobb,east cherokee rd north of 20,for starters.Most of the good roads are north of cherokee.
     
    #2 droobydoobydoo, Sep 4, 2009
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    The mountains are worth the trip :)
     
    #3 Alex, Sep 5, 2009
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    yes they are:)
     
    #4 oneiguy, Sep 5, 2009
  5. undrgrndrdr15

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    there are several good roads in cherokee county... east cherokee is good just watch for the occasional sheriff, hwy 108 is a great road to drive, and salacoa road is a tight fun road to drive....
     
    #5 undrgrndrdr15, Sep 5, 2009
  6. Mindspin311

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    Oh, I def. want to get out there at some point. But it is a hike..
     
    #6 Mindspin311, Sep 5, 2009
  7. Jake

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    yeah there are tons of great backroads in Cobb county. but honestly you just have to drive and find the ones you enjoy and with close proximity to your house (and perhaps where there are no police...)

    i spent many of my days off just driving around finding shortcuts to work, new places, and just getting lost.

    and when you live 3.5 hours away from atlanta the 1hr trip to the mountains is nothing
     
    #7 Jake, Sep 6, 2009
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