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Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine
Be a Part of the Progress on the Atlanta BeltLine
A partnership between Park Pride, the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, and Atlanta Beltline Inc., the Adopt-the-Atlanta BeltLine program provides an opportunity for community groups to play a direct role in improving and maintaining the Atlanta BeltLine. Tools for adoption groups are being generously donated by the Atlanta Community ToolBank.
Adoption Group Responsibilities
During your one-year, renewable commitment, you will be expected to visit your adopted segment at least monthly to:
- Pick up litter
- Maintain greenspace through weeding and invasive plant removal
- Clean benches, signage, and other fixtures within your segment of the corridor
- Report maintenance concerns, vandalism, or suspicious activities
- Other volunteer projects will be determined as the Atlanta BeltLine progresses – the scope of the adoption program will evolve along with the Atlanta BeltLine
Our Partners
Getting Started
- Please review the following map of adoptable segments
- Choose the section of the Atlanta BeltLine that you are interested in and then fill out the simple form at the bottom of this page
- Someone from Park Pride will follow up with you
Our Early Adopters
Thank you to the following generous organizations who have adopted the Atlanta BeltLine.
View the Full List of Adopters
AMEC E&I, Inc.
Adair Park Today
Amsterdam Walk
Architecture for Humanity, Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation
AtlantaRealEstateGuys.com / Campbell and Brannon
Atlanta Gas Light
BeltLine Bike Shop
Belvedere Condos
C7
Calhoun Metalworks, Inc. / F.M. Shelton, Inc.
Center for Sustainable Communities
Centergy Group, LLC
Citizens for Progressive Transit
Cleared Art Management / The People Store
Concentric Restaurants
Construction Management Club at Westwood College
Dreamscape Designs
Environment Georgia
Fitzgerald Realty, Inc.
Fourth Ward Neighbors
The Green Dash – Atlanta’s Earth Day 5k
Go Green Crew
Grinnell Lofts Condominium Association
Heelguard USA LLC
Heirloom Design Build
Historic Fourth Ward Park Conservancy
Inman Alley
Integral
Inman Park Neighborhood Association
Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Georgia State University
Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta
L.E.A.D., Inc. (Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct)
Love Atlanta Foundation
Lucile’s Muse
Manchel, Wiggins & Kaye, LLP
Mozley Park Neighborhood Association
North Atlanta High School Outward Bound Club
New Leaders Council Atlanta
Parsons Brinckerhoff / HEERY International
Psyentific Films / The Atlanta Way
The Real Estate Company
TheatreSouth Atlanta, Inc.
Resources for Residents and Communities
Revive Atlanta
Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League
The Shade Tree Group
The Sockmonkey Clean-up Crew
SRI Advisors, LLC
Studioplex Condominium Association
Trees Atlanta
University of Georgia Alumni Association – Metro Atlanta
Urban Body Studios
Visions Unlimited
West End Neighborhood Development
WonderRoot
Explore the Atlanta BeltLine Segments
Click on the map tabs below to learn more about the location of each Atlanta BeltLine Segment. Click the link below the map to for a larger view.
View Atlanta BeltLine segments in a larger map
Adoptable Segment Request Form
Note: Segment availability is not guaranteed, but you can be placed on a waiting list for any openings.
Segment Descriptions
To view segments below, select map above.
Southwest:
- MARTA tracks to Washington Park
- Washington Park to Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. to Green Leaf Circle
- Green Leaf Circle to I-20 Underpass
- I-20 Underpass to Greenwich St.
- Greenwich St. to Oak St.
- Oak St. to Gordon-White Park
- Gordon-White Park to Czarnowski
- Czarnowski to Lawton St. underpass
- Lawton St. underpass to Premier Electric Supply
- Premier Electric Supply to Murphy Ave. tunnel
- Murphy Ave. tunnel to Catherine St. & Allene Ave.
Northeast:
- 10th St. & Monroe Dr. to Drewry St.
- Drewry St. to Ponce de Leon Ave.
- Ponce de Leon Ave. to North Ave.
- North Ave. to Ralph McGill Blvd.
- Ralph McGill Blvd. to Freedom Parkway
- Freedom Parkway to Highland Ave.
- Highland Ave. to Irwin St.
- Irwin St. to Edgewood Ave.
- Edgewood Ave. to Wylie St. & Krog St.
- Wylie St. & Krog St. to Flat Shoals Ave.
- Wylie St. & Flat Shoals Ave. to Memorial Dr.
- Monroe Dr. to Park Dr.
- Park Dr. to Evelyn St.
- Evelyn St. to Westminster Dr.
- Westminster Dr. to Ansley Mall
- Ansley Mall to Montgomery Ferry Dr.
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