About the Voodoo

Cobb County PARKS and the North Georgia Mountain Bike Association (NGMBA) invite you to celebrate the longest days of the year at the 12th Annual Voodoo Mountain Bike Race at Allatoona Creek Park—Georgia’s largest purpose-built mountain bike trail system.

Held near the Summer Solstice, Voodoo has become an annual tradition that brings the Southeast’s mountain bike community together to welcome summer the best way we know how: riding bikes, telling stories, and making questionable decisions deep into a race that’s delightfully longer than it needs to be.

The days are long, the trails are fast, and summer is just getting started.

Whether you’re chasing the podium, chasing your riding buddies, or just chasing an excuse to spend a weekend at the trails, Voodoo has a ride for you.

The ALL-a-Toona serves up more than 40 miles of twisting singletrack and attracts some of the nation’s fastest XC racers. If you’ve ever wondered what your legs, lungs, and mental toughness are really made of, here’s your chance to find out.

Looking for a challenge that’s slightly less likely to have you questioning your life choices? The HALF-a-Toona delivers plenty of technical trail, fast racing, and bragging rights while leaving a little more gas in the tank for the post-race festivities.

Not interested in suffering for several hours? The TINY-Toona is all about fun, community, and good vibes. It’s perfect for kids, families, first-timers, comeback riders, and anyone who wants to be part of the action without spending several hours wondering if the course is somehow getting longer. You’ll cross the same finish line, hear the same cheers, and get the same Voodoo love.

Cobb County PARKS staff, led by Program Coordinator Candace Cook, along with the crew at NGMBA and an army of NGMBA volunteers, make this whole circus possible. Every dollar raised goes right back into trail construction, maintenance, and supporting mountain biking opportunities throughout the community.