Clayroot Rd is a 4.8-mile point-to-point gravel segment starting in Dallas, Georgia, United States. It has 814 feet of climbing and 879 feet of descent. The recorded surface breakdown lists 100% as other, while the route surface is identified as gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
Update to below post: Clayroot does go through but it is difficult to see where it splits off from the maintained DNR gravel road within Sheffield. Clayroot is not maintained at all so expect downed trees. Clayroot picks up as a more rideable road on the east end, eventually becoming paved. I tried it from that direction a few weeks ago and got a bit lost as there are a number of old abandoned roads and I missed a turn but eventually ran into a maintained gravel road within Sheffield.
I tried this June 2020 and Clayroot Rd did not go through like it shows on some maps, including here. It ended where it shows it turning southward. There was a road continuing North East but it was signed as being private and no trespassing.
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