Stanley Gap Loop is some excellent North Georgia riding through the heavy forest of the Blue Ridge. The reward for the challenging climb from Stanley Gap to the top of Rocky Mountain is a 1000 ft descent over two miles on narrow singletrack with lots of roots and rocks to contend with. This route starts at the Shady Falls parking area with a pavement ride south along Aska Road. A short diversion onto Flat Creek River Road avoids a small segment of Aska Road. After 2.5 miles, you begin a climb on Stanley Creek Road. The first two miles of Stanley Creek Road are also paved. This gives way to gravel but the real climbing also begins. | The MemoriesWhat a lovely place to spend quality time with girlfriends! This was a girl's trip and the first time here but certainly not our last. Thank you so much for opening up your home to us. Serendiptity holds true to its name! What a lovely place to spend quality time with girlfriends! This was a girl's trip and the first time here but certainly not our last. Thank you so much for opening up your home to us. Serendiptity holds true to its name! I cannot recommend this company and these cabins enough. We rented four cabins for a 3 day work retreat and everything was PERFECT. The views, the space, the decor -- all of it. When I arrived to what we'd determined would be our 'main cabin' for the weekend, Gary (... I cannot recommend this company and these cabins enough. We rented four cabins for a 3 day work retreat and everything was PERFECT. The views, the space, the decor -- all of it. When I arrived to what we'd determined would be our 'main cabin' for the weekend, Gary (owner) was one step ahead, getting a fire started for us inside. Throughout our stay, he checked on us regularly, ensuring we were happy campers. The cabins themselves are magnificent, but the service is not to be understated either. Such a wonderful experience all the way around. I miss it already! |