Mainline Beltline Trail
Southeast Trail
A completed portion links to the Eastside Trail near Krog Street Tunnel and continues southeast through Reynoldstown and Glenwood Park. Future segments will connect to the Southside Trail at Boulevard Southeast and extend the segment to 2.5 miles.
Segments from Glenwood Avenue to Boulevard are closed for construction.
Explore the Southeast Trail
Ride & Explore
Take Off and Find Your Fun
There is plenty to experience along the Southeast Trail, from colorful murals to the Stumpery Garden, plus a variety of retail and dining options. In 2025, the portion of the trail currently under construction will provide new adventures and easy access to Zoo Atlanta and Grant Park.
Neighborhoods
Funky in the Best Way
The neighborhoods along the Southeast Trail have a quirkiness that they wear with pride. An explosion of new development along Memorial Drive has created a wealth of new affordable and mixed-income housing options.
Boulevard Heights // Grant Park // Ormewood Park // Glenwood Park // Reynoldstown // Cabbagetown
Shopping & Retail
Eat, Drink, and Shop
Memorial Drive has a multitude of restaurants, shops and entertainment venues, while a hodgepodge of dining and shopping options can be found in Glenwood Park just south of I-20.
Art & Culture
Awash in Color
The Southeast Trail is full of vibrant colors, from the eclectic stylings of Krog Tunnel to the numerous murals along Wylie Street, plus a variety of art installations down to Boulevard.
The Southeast Trail is in full bloom in the spring, making for scenic bike rides. (Photo Credit: The Sintoses)
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.
