Who wants to ride from Athens to Savannah?
Read up on what’s happening with the Georgia Hi-Lo Trail. Learn more
The Dirt on PATH400
Last week, we had our final field plan review for the next section of PATH400 – from Loridans to the Glenridge Connector. (Final field plan review — that’s FFPR in transportation speak for your witty cocktail party repertoire.) This review is the final chance for EVERY. SINGLE. DEPARTMENT. at GDOT t
Chamblee's Version of the BeltLine Has Emerged
Chamblee’s years-long quest to blanket the city in a network of multi-use trails—including a BeltLine-like loop at the city’s northern end—continues to take steps toward becoming reality. Learn more
Check out this stretch of the Westside BeltLine Trail - now finished - from above
Following a year and half of construction and delays related to an active railroad bridge, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and PATH Foundation leaders have declared a crucial stretch of the Westside Trail officially finished and open. Hurrah! Learn more
Sandy Springs Begins Trail Projects Near River & GA 400
A trail section from Morgan Falls Overlook Park along the Chattahoochee River to Roswell Road and an extension of PATH400 along GA 400 will be concrete examples of the Sandy Springs Trails Master Plan. Learn more
Commissioners approve money for trail connection to North DeKalb Mall
DeKalb County commissioners allocated Tuesday about half a million dollars toward a trail extension that will connect nearby neighborhoods to North DeKalb Mall — the long-struggling retail center that’s now poised for a dramatic redevelopment. Learn more
BeltLine linking from Edgewood to Kirkwood - Construction starting in July
After being on the proverbial drawing board for decades, a trail system that’s planned to usher eastside residents more swiftly and safely to the BeltLine corridor—and vice versa—has a definitive start date. Learn more
Dunwoody considers trail master plan
Resident opposition has thrown a wrench into Dunwoody’s longstanding plans to create a more robust network of multi-use trails, part of the growing city’s efforts to be better connected as development booms and the population trends younger. Learn more
Growing Dunwoody is lukewarm on more bike and pedestrian paths
Resident opposition has thrown a wrench into Dunwoody’s longstanding plans to create a more robust network of multi-use trails, part of the growing city’s efforts to be better connected as development booms and the population trends younger. Learn more
ECO Greenway: Rome-Floyd trail system rebranding process begins in earnest
As the trail network in Rome and Floyd County expanded, a group of local leaders sat down and talked about what’s next. The answer: Marketing what we have to offer. Learn more
Taxpayers pass Moving Atlanta Forward package
Despite the City of Atlanta’s spotty track record with publicly funded infrastructure spending, a tax package that’s thought to be the city’s biggest single injection of infrastructure cash in history appears to have passed with flying colors. Learn more
Cox Foundation Donates $30 Million to Complete BeltLine Trail Corridor
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., and the PATH Foundation are excited to announce a $30 million donation from the James M. Cox Foundation that will provide the remaining philanthropic funding needed to complete the Northwest BeltLine trails. Learn more
Where a key BeltLine connection for eastside neighborhoods stands now
Long-awaited PATH link between Kirkwood and the Eastside Trail moves toward groundbreaking. Learn more
30 Years Later…
Greta deMayo, Executive Director of the PATH Foundation, discusses our history and mission. Learn more
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and PATH Foundation to Collaborate on Northwest Trail
Atlanta – The Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) and the PATH Foundation teams will work together to deliver the Northwest Trail on an expedited schedule. As a result, ABI has cancelled the Request for Statements of Qualifications for the Northwest Trail Feasibility Study and PATH will manage the procurem
PATH Foundation Announces the Opening of the Westside BeltLine Connector!
Atlanta, GA — The PATH Foundation in partnership with Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and the City of Atlanta Parks Department announces the grand opening of the Westside BeltLine Connector (WBC). Learn more
Sandy Springs plans first section of Morgan Falls trail
The city of Sandy Springs revealed plans to construct a trail section from Morgan Falls Overlook Park to Roswell Road by way of Orkin Lake as the first step in realizing its Trails Master Plan during a virtual meeting on March 11. Learn more
Atlanta’s Eastside Trolley Line Trail to be Approved- Slated to Open by Dec. 31, 2022
The long-awaited Eastside Trolley Line Trail, east of Little Five Points, is slated to open by Dec. 31, 2022. The date is in a contract with the PATH Foundation pending expected approval Feb. 15 by the Atlanta City Council. Learn more
Sneak peek: Westside BeltLine Connector, how downtown links to the loop
While 2021 still qualifies as a New Year, it’s already brought an abundance of Atlanta BeltLine news, and along with potentially monumental, big-picture happenings, a key trail ribbon-cutting is afoot. Learn more