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There is absolutely no better way to learn all there is to know about the Atlanta BeltLine than to take a narrated bus tour. These tours are incredibly popular and book up fast, so reserve a seat early and come experience the Atlanta BeltLine! Learn more

D.H. STANTON PARK
D.H. Stanton’s splashpad re-opens May 1st! The splashpad has run-through tunnels, water guns, and water trees. Learn more

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Photos, Renderings, Maps & Videos

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Renderings

Curious about the portions of the Atlanta BeltLine that are still in the planning and development stages? Explore our concept renderings for a vision of what's to come!
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Maps

The Atlanta BeltLine is many things to many people — rails, trails, greenspace, and transit. Explore our printable maps to see how these various components fit together within the BeltLine corridor. View maps

Videos

New developments are occurring every day on the Atlanta BeltLine. Many of these great happenings are captured on video, which you can view here, and then come see the real thing for yourself! Watch videos

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The Atlanta BeltLine is an urban renewal project fueled by community support and involvement. There are many ways to learn more about the Atlanta BeltLine:

Engage

Residents are engaged in every phase of the Atlanta BeltLine process. There are a lot of opportunities to get involved:

Support

The wheels of change have already started turning, but it is up to all of us to keep the momentum going. With your help, this history-making project will succeed.

Volunteer

We couldn't do this without our incredible volunteers. Here are some ways to be a part of the action:

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Engaging & Strengthening the Community

Engaging

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ART ON THE ATLANTA BELTLINE
Creative Atlantans came out in spades, bearing light-bearing orbs and figures, uniting for a festive Lantern Parade as part of Art on the Atlanta BeltLine.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Atlanta BeltLine's Affordable Housing program offered 25 lucky home buyers the chance to buy a loft with up to $64,800 in down payment assistance.

Progress

Planning Development & Project Updates

Planning

Progress

MASTER PLANS
The intent of the subarea master planning process is to establish the foundation for overall Atlanta BeltLine project implementation. Learn more

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
First and foremost, the Atlanta BeltLine is a project by and for the people of Atlanta. Engaging the community is a primary tenet of this project.

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Atlanta BeltLine Tours

Hop on the Atlanta BeltLine Tour

The Atlanta BeltLine is not just some whimsical concept that only exists in the minds of planners and the myriad tabs of this website. The Atlanta BeltLine is happening right now. It is already a living, breathing part of the fabric of Atlanta, and it is impossible to appreciate its importance to our community without experiencing it first-hand. The best way to be “in the know” is to take a tour!

The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership offers free, narrated bus tours of the Atlanta BeltLine on Friday and Saturday mornings at 9:30 a.m. Take a ride while you learn about the Atlanta BeltLine concept, its history, and updates on project planning, implementation and development. Witness first-hand the transformative effect the Atlanta BeltLine is having on the surrounding neighborhoods. There simply is no better way to learn about all that the Atlanta BeltLine has to offer this city.

The More, The Merrier!

The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership welcomes small group participation on our Friday and Saturday tours. We can accommodate groups up to 15 participants through the reservation system for regularly scheduled Friday and Saturday tour dates.

For larger groups, please call 404-446-4400 or email tours@atlbeltLinepartnership.org to discuss the details. Please provide information about your organization, the number of participants in your group, and when you hope to conduct your tour. The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is able to provide free tours for groups on a very limited basis. If we are unable to offer you a free tour, your group can choose to pay for the cost of the tour if we have a guide available for your timeframe.

Frequently Asked Questions

All the reservations are full. Is there a wait list?

No, we are not able to keep a wait list, and we realize our tours fill up fast. However, we do receive cancellations, and we do release these seats as soon as they are available. You can check for available seats on the tour registration web site. We also post notifications of available seats on our Facebook page.

Do you accept walk-ups on the morning of the tour?

You are welcome to arrive early on the morning of a tour and try to walk on. If people who made a reservation do not arrive by 9:25 a.m., we will give these seats away on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are still not able to get a seat, we encourage you to check back beginning at 9:00 a.m. on the 15th of each month to make a reservation for the following month.

Atlanta BeltLine Self-Guided Tour

If you want to explore the Atlanta BeltLine on your own, the Atlanta BeltLine Self-Guided Tour is the best way to do it! The six files below include an introduction for the tour, tour directions and maps for each of the five geographic areas of the Atlanta BeltLine. The tour directions start with the Southeast section and go clockwise around the BeltLine. Enjoy the tour!

Document	Description
3 – Self-Guided Tour: Westside Segment	Tour map of I-20 to W. Marietta Street
2 – Self-Guided Tour: Southwest Segment	Tour map of I-75/85 to I-20
1 – Self-Guided Tour: Southeast Segment	Tour map of Inman Park/Reynoldstown Marta Station to I-75/85
4 – Self-Guided Tour: Northside Segment	Tour map of W. Marietta Street to I-85/Monroe Drive
5 – Self-Guided Tour: Northeast Segment	Tour map of I-85/Monroe Drive to Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA Station

Tour Details

Reservations for the following month open at 9:00 a.m. on the 15th of each current month.
Tours depart from the Inman Park MARTA station promptly at 9:30 a.m. and return by 12:30 p.m. (Tours include a brief rest stop in West End)
Inman Park MARTA station is located at 1055 Dekalb Avenue, NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 (get a map and directions or take MARTA to the station).
Reservations are required. Participants must check in by 9:15 a.m.
Tours provide the only public access to Bellwood Quarry, the future site of Westside Reservoir and Park.

Register for a Tour

We book Atlanta BeltLine tours one month at a time. The reservation system opens at 9 a.m. on the 15th of each month for the following month's tour dates.

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All the reservations are full. Is there a wait list?

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Atlanta BeltLine Self-Guided Tour

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