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EASTSIDE TRAIL
The first section of the Eastside Trail, a 2.25-mile segment running from Irwin Street to 10th and Monroe, is now open. Get out there and enjoy it! Learn more
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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.
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MASTER PLANS
The intent of the subarea master planning process is to establish the foundation for overall Atlanta BeltLine project implementation. Learn more
EDGEWOOD BRIDGE
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. will replace the Edgewood Avenue bridge over the Eastside Trail in the coming months.
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Trails
We Are on the Trail to a New Future for Atlanta
One of the most important aspects of the Atlanta BeltLine project is connectivity. The most immediate way this idea is being realized is through the system of trails that will seamlessly link 45 intown neighborhoods. This 33-mile network of multi-use trails create a pedestrian friendly environment that promotes walking, jogging, biking, and living along the Atlanta BeltLine.
With help from The PATH Foundation, this trail system is connecting Atlanta’s in-town neighborhoods and could eventually link to a broader path network for the entire metro area.
What’s already up and running along the Atlanta BeltLine?
To date, 11 miles of trails are open to the public, including permanent trails and temporary hiking trails. The soon-to-be completed Eastside Trail will be joining the list of open and available trails in the very near future.
These documents can all be downloaded as PDFs. The Master Plans files may exceed 100 pages each and the Appendices may exceed 200+ pages, so please plan for large files sizes.
The PATH Foundation is responsible for building a network of off-road trails in and around Atlanta for walkers, runners, cyclists and skaters. This system of scenic greenways preserve our region’s forested character and offer opportunities for families to enjoy nature together.
