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// - Blog // How Do I Get There? Accessing the Atlanta BeltLine on the Westside at Harwell Street
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Harwell Street is another residential street that runs east-west from Joseph E. Lowery and dead-ends into the Atlanta BeltLine interim hiking trail. The future transit corridor – seen here in this video – is just a one-block walk from Washington Park.
Walk south and you will cross Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and, in just a few more minutes, you’ll reach the Kroger Citi-Center on Cascade Road and Gordon White Park. See a map of where Harwell intersects with the Atlanta BeltLine.

This is a view of the old railroad corridor looking south to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Currently, you can hike it as part of our network of interim hiking trails.
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