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Mainline Beltline Trail

Southwest Trail

This 2.6-mile section connects to the Southside Trail at Metropolitan Parkway Southwest and runs west through historic neighborhoods like Pittsburgh, Adair Park, and West End before connecting to the Westside Trail.

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Explore the Southwest Trail

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Ride & Explore

A Trip Through Time

Journey through some of Atlanta’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods and experience their spiritual, cultural, and architectural significance.

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Play

Get Away from it All

Small neighborhood greenspaces offer a respite from the bustle of city life.

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Neighborhoods

Steeped in History

These historic neighborhoods provide a glimpse back in time while also showcasing the exciting promise of new growth and future opportunities.

Westview // West End // Oakland City // Adair Park // Capitol View

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Shopping & Retail

Repurposed and Reimagined

Southwest Atlanta is where history and heritage are celebrated alongside design district shopping and dining in chic, reclaimed industrial spaces.

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Art & Culture

Offering Light and Reflection

Many of Atlanta Beltline Art's most notable sculptures and murals can be found along this segment, which is also home to the annual Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade.

The Southwest Trail is located just blocks away from the West End MARTA Station. (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.

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Report Maintenance Issues

Report an issue: Maintenance issues on the trail can be reported to (404) 546-0311 or by visiting ATL311.com. Always call 911 in case of emergencies.