Finally checked out the trails at Moore's Bridge park in Carroll county, near Whitesburg. I found only one couple walking them with their dog, otherwise I saw no one. I entered from the west entrance which is not officially open to anyone, but I just hopped the gate. Also explored the old road to Newnan and saw the old bridge skeleton faithfully still spanning the river. There was a newly graded large gravel area probably for future plans as another park gateway. I followed a heatmap track north and east and had I not had it as a guide I would have had trouble finding my way. I did notice an old road leading the way I would eventually go which I almost followed anyway, and it probably was the better way to go. Another confusing area was where the track turned hard right to go east, right almost at the end of Big Oak road. I could see a church and some trailers on the other side of the property line. The deer track I was following disappeared, and i bushwacked through some thick privet to get to the other side of more mature woods where the track was again obvious. After this the track east was very obvious and easy to follow, although not used by people, but very heavily used by deer. Trails were fun, not technical but needing of more people to ride them. After this I really got tired and ended up going the easy way across Chattahoochee Hills and through Tyrone.