Adair Park

Adair Park is a historic neighborhood in southwest Atlanta, developed primarily in the early to mid-20thcentury with affordable and charming bungalows and modest homes. The neighborhood is home to Aluma Farm, the first urban farm and agriculture site along the BeltLine corridor, which sits at the intersecting point of the Westside Trail and the interim Southside Trail.

Parks

Rose Circle Park

Adair Park, West End // Basketball Courts, Open Greenspace, Playground

Rose Circle Park sits at the southern end of the West End Trail and a block north of the Westside Trail in the historic West End neighborhood.

Trails

Southside Trail

Adair Park, Boulevard Heights, Capitol View, Capitol View Manor, Chosewood Park, Glenwood Park, Grant Park, High Point, Ormewood Park, Peoplestown, Pittsburgh, Reynoldstown, South Atlanta

Currently, the Southside Interim Trail is open as an unpaved, interim trail, providing connectivity between the paved Eastside and Westside Trails on the southernmost part of the Atlanta BeltLine loop.

Westside Trail

Adair Park, Ashview Heights, Hunter Hills, Just Us, Mozley Park, Oakland City, Pittsburgh, Washington Park, West End, Westview

The 3-mile multi-use Westside Trail stitches together some of Atlanta’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods – running from Washington Park at Lena Street south to University Avenue.

Transit

  • West End MARTA Station (North-South Line)

Schools

  • Gideons Elementary
  • Sylvan Middle
  • Carver High School

Community Websites

Getting There

The neighborhood is between the North-South MARTA line and Metropolitan Parkway and extends south from I-20 to the Westside Trail at University Avenue.

Beltline Tours

Explore the BeltLine on foot, by bike, or by bus.
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Aluma Farm & Farmstand

Fresh produce sold locally and direct to customers.
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