Harbins Park - 3.55 Mile

Harbins Park is a 1,853-acre Gwinnett County conservation park in Dacula, Georgia, featuring over 24.5 miles of natural surface trails through successional forest, wetlands, and granite outcrops. The double-track trail system winds through oak-hickory forest, pine stands, and stream corridor ravines along the Cedar Creek watershed.

Name Origin: Named after the Harbins community and the historic Harbins Road area in eastern Gwinnett County, Georgia.

• 7.10 Mile Long Course
• 3.55 Mile Short Course

• 1,853-acre Gwinnett County conservation park
• 24.5 miles of natural surface trails plus 4.3 miles of paved trails
• Double-track trail surface, approximately 5–7 feet wide
• Located along the Gwinnett/Walton County border in the Georgia Upper Piedmont
• Six small waterfalls and cascades within the park boundary
• Features wildlife including deer, armadillos, and Joro spiders
• Home to the annual Dirty Spokes Harbins Park Trail Race (16+ years running)
• Race capacity capped at 275 participants due to parking and trail constraints