JOIN THE TRAIL RANGERS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
A youth mountain bike program held at Gateway Park in Grovetown.
You do not have to live in Columbia County to participate. Families may choose the Trail Rangers program that best fits their schedule. There are no tryouts, but all kids must be able to ride a bike without training wheels.
Georgia Cycling’s Trail Rangers program invites adventurous students in Grades 2–5 to explore the outdoors, discover the joy of cycling, and build confidence in a fun, supportive environment. With encouraging coaches, engaging activities, and an emphasis on exploration over competition, kids gain skills, friendships, and unforgettable trail memories—all while staying safe and having a blast.
Keep scrolling for details about the Columbia County Trail Rangers.
LOCAL PROGRAM LOCATION
WEEKLY SESSION LOCATION
Gateway Park
215 Partnership Dr.
Grovetown, GA 30813
WEEKLY SESSION DAY & TIME
Mondays
6 - 8 p.m.
LOCAL PROGRAM LEADER
David Verdery
Click here to email David
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Who Can Join?
Richmond County Trail Rangers welcomes all students in grades 2–5, even if you live outside the county.
What does Registration Include?
Local Sessions: access to attend up to 10 weekly sessions held at Lake Olmstead Trailhead*. Since this is an outdoor sport, the weather can affect local sessions. As such, we can’t guarantee 10 sessions, but we do guarantee a minimum of six local sessions.
Expedition Days: ability to participate in four statewide Expedition Days.
What is the Cost?
EARLY BIRD: $185 (Available for registrations completed in December)
PRE-SEASON DISCOUNT: $200 (Available for registrations completed in January)
STANDARD REGISTRATION: $215 (Registrations completed on Feb. 1 and beyond)
Georgia Cycling offers a need-based assistance program to help families supplement the registration cost.
*This is the program’s home base. Some sessions may be held at alternate locations, and your program leader will always provide advance notice.