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Mainline Beltline Trail

Eastside Trail

A combination of multi-use trail and linear greenspace, the Eastside Trail was the first finished section of the Atlanta Beltline in the old rail corridor. The Eastside Trail, which was funded by a combination of public and private philanthropic sources, runs from the tip of Piedmont Park to Reynoldstown.

People walk, bike, and scooter down the Beltline.

This is funded in part by donations to the Atlanta Beltline Partnership.

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Explore The Eastside Trail

People cross a crosswalk on bikes, scooters, and on foot.

Ride & Explore

Fun on Wheels

Experience the best in Atlanta on foot, or rent a bike from Atlanta Bicycle Barn for a speedier tour along the bike trails.

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Explore the Outdoors

Connect to Historic Fourth Ward Park, Thomas Taylor Memorial Skatepark, and Piedmont Park.

Neighborhoods

Local Havens

The Eastside Trail allows you to wander through a few of Atlanta's charming neighborhoods.

Shopping & Retail

To Market, To Market

Enjoy walk-up access to modern boutique shopping inside a historic building when you use the Beltline to visit Ponce City Market and savor food stalls and artisan shops at Krog Street Market as you explore the trail.

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Made by the People

From the unique Krog Tunnel to the mind-blowing murals and art installations, the Eastside Trail highlights the voices and visions of people who love it.

Throne Labs Restrooms

The City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation recently expanded access to public restrooms across the city, including on the Beltline, through a new partnership with Throne Labs. The fully ADA-accessible facilities include flushing toilets, running water sinks, baby changing stations, and complimentary menstrual products. The four Beltline restrooms will be located by Piedmont Park, Lowery — Bedford Pine, Allene Avenue, and Historic Ward Skatepark.

Trail Etiquette

The Beltline Is for Everybody

We want everyone of every age and background to enjoy their time on the Atlanta Beltline. Let’s respect the trails and each other by following proper trail etiquette.

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