It has been extremely gratifying seeing so many people enjoying the Eastside Trail. If you’ve already been there, you may have noticed that our work is not quite done yet. Tree plantings continue, and we’ve received  a lot of questions about the two ends of the trail, at Irwin Street to the south, Monroe Drive [...] Read more

  From Donnelly Avenue, a wide, bungalow-lined street in Oakland City, you can access the Atlanta BeltLine’s interim hiking trail via a small easement in between two properties. Across the street to the south is Peeples Street (historically divided by the railroad tracks) and to the southeast, down Donnelly Avenue, is Lee Street and the MARTA [...] Read more

Along Westview Drive in southwest Atlanta, you will find the Atlanta BeltLine’s West End Trail. At this point, it crosses over the old railroad corridor (which cuts under I-20) and parallels Langhorn Street. You can bike, walk, or run west down the trail all the way to Westview Cemetery. Look for the pedestrian crossing by [...] Read more

The old railroad corridor that now forms the Atlanta BeltLine bisects Lena Street in the Washington Park neighborhood to the west of downtown. You’ll find the interim hiking trail at the southwest corner of Washington Park at the western deadend of Lena Street coming from the direction of Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard. The trail is accessible [...] Read more

In southwest Atlanta, you can access the Atlanta BeltLine’s paved West End Trail as well as the interim hiking trail (in the actual old rail corridor) from the Gordon White Park at the intersection of White Street, Ralph David Abernathy, and Langhorn Street. The West End Trail (the paved, multi-use trail) runs from Brown Middle School [...] Read more

In southwest Atlanta, the Atlanta BeltLine rail corridor passes under I-20 and Westview Drive (the West End Trail runs alongside the interim hiking trail until it turns west along Westview Drive). Travel east down Westview Drive, turn left on Napoleon Drive, and you will dead-end into the interim hiking trail. The cul-de-sac circles around a [...] Read more

The old railroad corridor that forms the Atlanta BeltLine Ts into Hulsey Yard (the CSX railroad freight yard) at DeKalb Avenue and Airline Street. Above DeKalb is the east-west line of MARTA. One block north is Edgewood Avenue and the bridge that will be replaced within the next two years. Step back in time and [...] Read more

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 [...] Read more

In this access point video, we are on the Atlanta BeltLine’s West End Trail where it runs alongside Langhorn Street. You can access the current paved path and the transit corridor across from Greenwich Street. To the south is Gordon White Park and to the north are I-20 and Westview Drive. You can ride or [...] Read more

From the intersection of Langhorn Street and Ralph David Abernathy, you can pick up the Atlanta BeltLine’s West End Trail alongside Muse Street. Muse Street is a one-way road heading north from Ralph David Abernathy to Lucile Avenue. This swath of greenspace is landscaped and shaded with mature trees. See a map of Muse Street. This [...] Read more