Trails ATL Final June 16, 2025 * Appendices

APPENDICES

TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix 1 - Plans Consulted

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Appendix 2 - Trails ATL Network Descriptions

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Appendix 3 - Trails ATL Network Evaluation Analysis

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Appendix 4 - Public Outreach Summaries

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Round 1 Public Meeting

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Round 2 Public Meeting

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Round 3 Public Meeting

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Appendix 1 - Plans Consulted Atlanta, GA • Area in sq. miles: 135 • Population: 510,000 • Shared Use Network 80 existing, 35 under construction, 420 planned

San Diego, CA

Map showing Atlanta city limits

• Area in sq. miles: 372 • Population: 1,400,000 • Shared Use Network • San Diego Regional Bike Plan calls for 780 miles of new bike lanes and 250 miles of protected bike routes.

• Notes The San Diego Regional Bike Plan was created in 2013 and the city has just begun to update this plan in 2024.

Along with many streetMap showing San Diego city limits specific bike plans, the Coastal Rail Trail is slated to run 44 miles between Oceanside and San Diego alongside the Coaster commuter rail. Five segments are open as of 2024.

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/sandiegocitycalifornia/PST045223 https://www.sandiego.gov/sustainability-mobility/mobility/mobility-master-plan/bicycleplan p https://fp.mysocialpinpoint.com/sd-bmpu https://www.sandag.org/projects-and-programs/bikeways-and-walkways/bikeway-and-walkway-projects https://www.traillink.com/trail/coastal-rail-trail/

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Minneapolis, MN • Area in sq. miles: 59 • Population: 425,000 • Shared Use Network 215 existing, plans identify a network of 402 miles of bikeways in total.

• Notes: Minneapolis was listed fourth in the nation for best bicycling cities, according to Bicycle Magazine 2018.

The Chain of Lakes bike route is over 15-miles long that consists of trails connecting the lakes of Minneapolis.

Map showing Minneapolis city limits

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/minneapoliscityminnesota https://www.minneapolismn.gov/getting-around/bicycling/ https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCAV2/2920/25e-Bicycle-Master-Plan-Assessment-11-21.pdf https://www.minneapolis.org/things-to-do/nature-outdoors/biking/trails/

Portland, OR • Area in sq. miles: 145 • Population: 650,000 • Shared Use Network Envisioned bikeway network of 962 miles by 2030.

• Notes: Neighborhood Greenway Projects are on-going projects prioritizing people walking, bicycling, and rolling in Portland’s lowtraffic and low-speed streets.

The Portland River Loop Trail is a loop around the river for about 10.1 miles. This is in the heart of the city.

Map showing Portland city limits

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/portlandcityoregon/PST045223 https://www.portland.gov/transportation/pbot-projects/neighborhood-greenways https://www.portland.gov/sites/default/files/2021/2030-bicycle-plan-progress-report_final_1.pdf https://www.alltrails.com/us/oregon/portland/road-biking

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Washington D.C. • Area in sq. miles: 68 • Population: 700,000 • Shared Use Network Today over 150 miles of bicycle lanes and recreational trails.

Funding in place to add 10 additional miles of protected on-street bikeways every year. Plus, an additional 17 miles of off-street trails are budgeted over the next 5 years (as of 2022).

• Notes: Map showing Washington D.C. city limits DDOT has a Strategic Bikeways Plan that kicked off in Summer 2024 to develop five-year bikeways work plan.

The Anacostia River Trail is a 30-mile trail system across DC and Maryland with 13 miles in DC. The Rock Creek Park Trail runs 8.5 miles from the Lincoln Memorial to Broad Branch Road NW. It is a critical north-south route that serves as an important resource for more than 2,000 daily users.

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/districtofcolumbiadistrictofcolumbia/PST045223 https://bikelanes.ddot.dc.gov/pages/strategicbikeplan https://ddot.dc.gov/release/mayor-bowser-and-ddot-celebrate-100-miles-dc-bike-lanes-bike-work-day https://trails-dcgis.hub.arcgis.com/pages/existing-trails#malcolm-x

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Seattle, WA • Area in sq. miles: 84 • Population: 780,000 • Shared Use Network 16 miles of protected bike projects planned in next 5 years, 163 miles of existing protected bicycling trails.

Sources:

Map showing Seattle city limits

https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/seattlecitywashington/PST045223 https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/document-library/citywide-plans/modal-plans/bicycle-master-plan https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/about-us/seattle-transportation-plan https://www.seattle.gov/documents/Departments/SDOT/STP/Bicycle.pdf

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New York City, NY • Area in sq. miles: 302 • Population: 8,300,000 • Shared Use Network 40 miles of protected trails under construction and an additional 583 miles are in various stages of development. Existing dedicated cycling network = 650 miles • Notes: New York’s Empire State Trail is being developed as a 750-mile trail project across 27 counties.

Map showing New York City city limits

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/newyorkcitynewyork/PST045223 https://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/pr2023/dot-expand-bike-infrastructure.shtml https://parks.ny.gov/newsroom/press-releases/release.aspx?r=2024 https://www.railstotrails.org/resource-library/resources/empire-state-trail/

Austin, TX • Area in sq. miles: 305 • Population: 1,000,000 • Shared Use Network Today over 50 miles of protected bike lanes plus 210 miles of unprotected.

The goal is to expand the network to 660 miles over the next 10 years (40 miles per year).

• Notes: The City of Austin recently redeveloped their 2014 Bicycle Plan in 2023 to reflect the latest innovation in approaches.

Map showing Austin city limits

Sources: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/austincitytexas/PST045223 https://www.austintexas.gov/page/austin-bicycle-plan https://www.peoplepoweredmovement.org/austin-bicycle-safety-overview-infrastructure-and-crashstats/#:~:text=Austin%20Invests%20in%20Safe%20Bicycle,protected%20bicycle%20lanes%20in%20Austin.

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Denver, CO • Area in sq. miles: 155 • Population: 720,000 • Shared Use Network 480 existing miles of on-street bikeways and off-street trails, update to the long-term bike infrastructure plan calls for more than 230 miles of new bike infrastructure.

Sources:

Map showing Denver city limits

https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/denvercitycolorado/PST045223 https://www.denvergov.org/Government/Agencies-Departments-Offices/Agencies-Departments-Offices-Directory/ Department-of-Transportation-and-Infrastructure/Programs-Services/Bicycles#:~:text=We%20currently%20offer%20 residents%20and,for%20construction%20and%20in%20design! https://denverite.com/2024/08/08/denver-bike-lanes-busier-streets/

Montreal, Canada • Area in sq. miles: 141 • Population: 1,800,000 • Shared Use Network Over 621 miles of bike lanes and paths existing, 124 miles of new bike lanes proposed over the next 5 years (as of 2022).

This is the “Vision Velo 2023-2027” plan.

Sources:

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Map showing Montreal city limits

https://www.britannica.com/place/Montreal https://montreal.ca/en/topics/cycling-and-bike-paths https://globalnews.ca/news/9243118/montreal-5-year-plan-protected-bike-lanes/#:~:text=link%20Copy%20link-,The%20 City%20of%20Montreal%20has%20unveiled%20an%20ambitious%20plan%20to,%E2%80%9CIt’s%20a%20big%20 deal.%E2%80%9D https://futuretransport-news.com/vision-velo-to-add-200-kilometres-of-cycleways-in-montreal/

Paris, France • Area in sq. miles: 41 • Population: 2,100,000 • Shared Use Network Master plan calls for a 620-mile network of cycling trails adding to 80 miles of existing bike-safe pathways from 20212026. This plan is called “Plan Velo: Act 2.”

Sources:

Map showing Paris. city limits

https://www.britannica.com/place/Paris https://www.weforum.org/stories/2021/10/paris-plans-completely-cyclable-by-2026/#:~:text=France%20is%20 investing%20250%20million,on%20more%20measures%20for%20biking. https://www.paris.fr/en/pages/a-new-cycling-plan-for-a-100-bikeable-city-28350

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Appendix 2 - Trails ATL Network Descriptions The list below describes individual trails comprising the Trails ATL trail network.

How to read this list:

• Look at the detailed map when referencing the alphabetized list below.

• Destinations focus on the five places where survey respondents told us they wanted to go: 1.

Commercial areas, 2. Parks, 3. BeltLine, 4. MARTA, and 5. Schools.

• “Street trails” are trails along public rights of way identified by their specific street alignments; they occasionally have greenway segments.

• “Greenways” are trails primarily on public and/or private property away from streets with some street alignments as needed.

• “Multi-use” is for pedestrians, wheelchair users, stroller pushers, bicyclists, e-bicyclists, scooter riders, emergency vehicles and maintenance vehicles. It excludes motorcycles, dirt bikes, golf carts, automobiles, and trucks.

• Trail types: 1. Protected (greenway, sidepath or street for all), 2. Shared (shared or unprotected bike lane), or 3. Protected and/or shared.

• The precise location of trails will be determined in the trail design process and/or the forthcoming Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update. The public will have opportunities for input and feedback on specific trail alignments and designs.

• Phase 1 trails are shown in pink and Phase 2 trails are shown in green.

10th Trail • Where: Georgia Tech to Bradey Avenue via 10th Street – 0.9 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech, Upper Westside commercial (with connection via Brady Trail to Westside Park).

• Neighborhoods: Marietta Street Artery, Upper Westside, Home Park and Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low and high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

14th Huff Trail • Where: from Midtown to Upper Westside via 14th Street to Howell Mill Road then up to Huff Road where it tracks west to Marietta Blvd and the Beltline Northwest Trail – 2.5 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech, Upper Westside commercial, Huff Road commercial, BeltLine Northwest Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Blandtown, Home Park and Upper Westside.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium and high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

15th Trail • Where: MARTA Arts Center Station to Piedmont Driving Club via 15th Street - 2.5 miles in District 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Piedmont Park, Yonah Park, Midtown commercial, Arts Center, Arts Center MARTA Station • Neighborhoods: Ansley Park, Midtown • Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shareduse infrastructure.

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17th Trail • Where: from Ansley Park neighborhood to Waterworks via 17th St – 1.8 miles in Districts 2, 3, 6, 9, and 10.

• Destinations: Midtown, Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlantic Station, Millenium Gate Park (with connection to Northwest BeltLine via Waterworks Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Ansley Park, Midtown and Atlantic Station.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

AD Williams Greenway • Where: West Hollowell commercial to Proctor Creek Greenway via Greenway along A.D. Williams Creek – 3.8 miles in Districts 3, 9, and 10. This trail is part of the Carey Park trail network.

• Destinations: West Hollowell commercial, Bowen Choice Neighborhood, AD Williams Park and Rec Ctr, Coretta Scott King and Best Academies, AD Williams greenspace (with connection to Riverlands Greenway via Proctor Creek Greenway), MARTA bus via Hollowell Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Brookview Heights and Monroe Heights, Center Hills, Collier Heights, Harvel Homes Community, Westhaven, and Harland Terrace.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public land.

Adams Park Trail • Where: from Cascade Heights to Campbellton Plaza via Venetian Drive, Wilson Drive, and Delowe Drive – 2.0 miles in Districts 10 and 11.

• Destinations: Cascade Heights commercial, Cascade Elementary School, Adams Park Rec Center and Golf Course, Campbellton Plaza commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Adams Park, Campbellton Road, and Cascade Heights.

• Trail Type: Short segments of greenway near Cascade Elementary and street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for shared-use infrastructure.

Airmen Trail • Where: from Outdoor Activity Center to John A. White Golf Course via Richland Rd and Westmont Rd – 0.8 miles in District 10 and 12tt.

• Destinations: Outdoor Activity Center, Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy (with connection to John A White Golf Course and McGhee Tennis Center via John A. White Loop Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Cascade Avenue and Oakland City.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions

and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Airport Trail • Where: From Peachtree Street at Ted Turner Drive to the city limit at Cofield Drive via Whitehall Street, Murphey Avenue, Sylan Road, Deckner Avenue, Springdale Road, and greenways - 6.6 miles in Districts 4 and 12.

• Destinations: Downtown, Castleberry Hill, Sylan Hills MS, Perkerson Park, Metropolitan North, Perkerson ES, Walmart East Point • Neighborhoods: Downtown, Castleberry Hill, Mechanicsville, Pittsburgh, Adair Park, Oakland City, Capitol Hill, Sylvan Hills, Perkerson, Hammond Park • Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity street with existing side walk and bike infrastructure in various conditions. Greenway through public and private parcels

Alvin Trail • Where: from Gun Club development to Terrell Greenway - 0.8 miles in District 9. This trail is part of the Carey Park trail network.

• Destinations: Gun Club development including new park and rec facilities (with connection to Boyd ES via Bowen Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Carey Park and Almond Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on publicly owned land.

Ansley Botanical Trail • Where: from Midtown to Atlanta Botanical Garden via Peachtree Cir and The Prado – 1.0 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: Midtown commercial, Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Piedmont Park (with connection to BeltLine Eastside Trail via Piedmont-Cheshire Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Midtown and Ansley Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure and beautiful landscaping.

Arden Trail • Where: from Sylvan Hills MS to entrance to Oakland City MARTA via Arden Ave – 0.4 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Sylvan Hills MS, Oakland City MARTA, Campbellton Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

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Armour Yard Trail • Where: Piedmont Road to Beltline Northwest Trail along Plaster Avenue and Mayson Street – 0.8 miles in District 7.

• Destinations: MARTA’s Armour Yard facility, Plaster Ave commercial, Beltline Northwest Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Armour Yard.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Austin Trail • Where: from Euclid Ave to Moreland Ave – 0.2 miles in District 2.

• Destinations: Lil Five Points commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Inman Park, Candler Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Bagley Trail • Where: from Peachtree Road to Bagley Park and Peachtree Garden Hills Trail via Peachtree Ave and Lookout Pl with a greenway through the park – 0.7 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: Bagley Park and Buckhead Baseball, Atlanta International School, Buckhead commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Garden Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenway across park then street trail on medium-intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Baker North Trail • Where: from Collier Heights to BeltLine Westside Trail via Santa Barbara Dr, Baker Rd, North Ave and greenways – 3.3 miles in Districts 3 and 10.

• Destinations: Dale Creek Park, Arlington Playlot, Valley of Hawks, Maddox Park, BeltLine Westside Trail (with connection to Westside Park via Valley of Hawks Trail and Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Bankhead, Grove Park, Center Hill, Collier Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

BATL Greenway • Where: from Eastside Trolley Trail to DeKalb Memorial Park with spur to East Atlanta Village via Memorial Dr, Clifton St, Marbut Ave, Metropolitan Ave and greenways – 1.5 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Eastside Trolley Trail, “Alba” historic white oak, Battle of Atlanta historic sites, DeKalb Memorial Park, East Atlanta Village.

• Neighborhoods: Kirkwood and East Atlanta.

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capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Beecher Hills Greenway • Where: from Beecher Hills ES to Beecher Park via greenway from Bollingbroke Dr to Beecher Rd – 0.4 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: Beecher Hills ES, Beecher Park.

• Neighborhoods: Beecher Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public land.

Beecher Trail • Where: from John A. White Park to Cascade Heights commercial via Beecher Rd – 1.0 miles in Districts 10 and 11.

• Destinations: John A. White Park (via Utoy Greenway), Beecher Park, Beecher Hills ES (via Beecher Hills Greenway), Cascade Heights commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Beecher Hills and Cascade Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Beltline Bellemeade Access • Where: Northside Drive from Beltline Northside Trail to Bellemeade Avenue – 0.2 miles in District 9 • Destinations: Beltline Northside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Loring Heights and Berkeley Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Beltline North Ave Access • Where: Beltline Westside Trail along North Avenue to Norfolk Street – 0.2 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Beltline Westside Trail, Valley of the Hawks marsh, and Valley of the Hawks Trail • Neighborhoods: Bankhead • Trail Type: Short greenway on paper street (Norfolk) plus street trail on low intensity street with no sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Beltline Peeples Ave Access • Where: Beltline Southside Trail across the parking lot at Lee and White to Peeples Street – 0.2 miles in District 4 and 12.

• Destinations: Rose Circle Park, Beltline Southside Trail, Lee and White commercial, and Emerald Utoy Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: West End and Oakland City.

• Trail Type: Short greenway as easement on privately owned parcels to provide access between White Street destinations and the Beltline.

Beltline White St Access

Boone Carter Trail

• Where: Beltline Southside Trail across parking area along parcel boundary - 0.1 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail and White Street.

• Neighborhoods: West End and Oakland City.

• Trail Type: Short greenway as easement on privately owned parcels to provide access between White Street destinations and the Beltline.

• Where: from Collier Park to Carter Center via Joseph Boone Blvd, Ivan Allen Blvd, and Ralph McGill Blvd – 9.2 miles in Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 10.

• Destinations: Collier Park, Mary Shy Scott Park, Douglass High School, Beltline Westside Trail, Kathryn Johnston Park, Rodney Cook Park, Beltline Westside Connector, Georgia Aquarium, Center for Civil and Human Rights, Downtown, Civic Center site, Beltline Eastside Trail, Freedom Park, and the Carter Center.

• Neighborhoods: Collier Heights, Center Hill, Dixie Hills, Grove Park, West Lake, Hunter Hills, Bankhead, Washington Park, English Avenue, Downtown, Old Fourth Ward, and Poncey Highland, Fairburn Heights, • Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Benteen Gr • Where: From new housing in Englewood Manor to Chosewood Park then along Casanova Street to Benteen Elementary School and Benteen Park and then tracking the Georgia Power power line easement to Woodland Avenue - 1.7 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Chosewood Park, Benteen Park, Benteen Elementary School • Neighborhoods: Englewood Manor, Custer/ McDonough/Guice, and Woodland Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenways in city parks and along the power line easement; street trails along low intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Bishop Crossing Trail • Where: from Loring Heights neighborhood to west side of Atlantic Station via Mecaslin St, Bishop St, a railroad bridge on private property, 18th St – 0.4 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Atlantic Station commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Atlantic Station and Loring Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure.

Blue Heron Greenway • Where: from Old Ivy Road through Blue Heron Nature Preserve to Chastain Park via greenway – 2.0 miles in Districts 7 and 8.

• Destinations: Sarah Smith Elementary School, Blue Heron Nature Preserve, Chastain Park, DaVinci PS. • Neighborhoods: East Chastain Park, Chastain Park, and North Buckhead.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Bolton Academy Trail • Where: from Whetstone Greenway to Marietta Road - 0.6 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Whetstone Greenway, Whetstone Creek Park, Bolton Academy, and Cheshire Chatt Trail • Neighborhoods: Bolton.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Boulder Park Trail • Where: CT Martin Rec Ctr to Herbert Greene Park via Boulder Park Dr and internal park greenway – 2.8 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: CT Martin Rec Ctr, Wilson Mill Park, Kindezi West CS, Herbert Greene Park (with connections via Utoy Greenway to Riverlands and via King Trail to HE Holmes MARTA Station).

• Neighborhoods: Boulder Park, Wildwood, Wilson Mill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Bowen Greenway • Where: from Bowen Choice Neighborhood to West Highlands neighborhood via St Peter St extension (new street with signalized crossing) 6th St, Watkins St, Lookout Ave, Brooks Ave, Hollywood Rd, Milton St, Gun Club Rd, Habershal Dr to Perry Blvd and greenways – 2.8 miles in Districts 3 and 9. This trail is part of the Carey Park trail network.

• Destinations: Bowen development, West Hollowell commercial, Watkins Park, Gun Club. Development, Proctor Greenway, Boyd ES, Rockdale Park, Westside Park.

• Neighborhoods: Almond Park, Bowen Homes and West Highlands.

• Trail Types: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

Bridges Greenway • Where: from Almont Dr in Bush Mountain to Cordova St via Bridges Ave and White Oak Ave – 0.8 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Historic Black Crackers Practice Field, Outdoor Activity Center, BeltLine Southwest Trail.

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• Neighborhoods: Bush Mountain.

• Trail Type: Greenway/sidepath on public land.

Greenway on public and private lands.

Broad Trail • Where: downtown along Broad Street from Trinity Avenue to Forsyth Street - 0.3 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Downtown, South Downtown, MARTA Five Points Station • Neighborhoods: Downtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in various conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Browns Mill • Where: Browns Mill Road from Dobbs Elementary School to McWilliams Road - 0.6 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

• Destinations: Central Southside Trail, Dobbs Elementary School, and Browns Mill GC. • Neighborhoods: Lakewood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in various conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Brownwood Greenway • Where: Ormewood Ave to Glenwood Ave via Joseph Ave and greenway – 0.5 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: East Atlanta Village, Brownwood Park.

• Neighborhoods: East Atlanta.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public land.

Campbellton Trail • Where: from Beltline to Greenbriar via Campbellton Rd – 8.4 miles in Districts 11 and 12.

• Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail, Oakland City MARTA Station, MARTA Campbellton Road BRT, Rev James Orange Park, Finch ES, Ft McPherson, Adams Park, Powerline Greenway, Young YMCA, Campbellton Public Library, Campbellton Road Park, Therrell HS, Campbellton commercial, Greenbriar commercial, Emerald Falling Water Greenway, Ben Hill Park and Rec Center.

• Neighborhoods: Capitol View, Sylvan Hills, Oakland City, Fort McPherson, Venetian Hills, Pomona Park, Fort Valley, Campbellton Road, Adams Park, Southwest, Greenbriar, Ben Hill, and Pomona Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high-intensity street with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure. This trail will be completed in conjunction with MARTA’s Campbellton Road BRT project.

Ave, Candler Park, McLendon Ave, Candler Park Dr, Iverson St, Iverson Park, MARTA station, DeKalb Ave, Oakdale Rd, Whitefoord Ave – 1.5 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Lullwater Estate, Lullwater Garden, Paideia School, Freedom Park, Candler Park Golf Course, Mary Line ES, Iverson Park, EdgewoodCandler MARTA Station (with connection to Edgewood Retail Center via LaFrance Rogers Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Candler Park, Druid Hills, and Edgewood.

• Trail Type: Street trails on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public land.

Canterbury Trail • Where: from Lenox Trail to Sidney Marcus Blvd via Pine Tree Rd, Canterbury Rd – 0.5 miles in District 7.

• Destinations: Pine Hills residential.

• Neighborhoods: Pine Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Capitol West Lake Trail • Where: from Georgia State Capitol to West Lake MARTA Station – 3.8 miles in Districts 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Georgia State Capitol, Fulton County Buildings, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Vine City MARTA Station, Ashby MARTA Station, Washington Park, Mozley Park, West Lake MARTA Station, Atlanta University Center, Just Us, • Neighborhoods: Penelope Neighbors, Downtown, Vine City, Castleberry Hill, Washington Park, Hunter Hills, Mozley Park, and West Lake.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Short greenway segments on public property.

Carey Park Greenway • Where: from Watkins Park in Carey Park neighborhood to Proctor Creek Greenway via 7th St and a greenway parallel to James Jackson Pkwy – 0.8 miles in District 9. This trail is part of the Carey Park Greenway network.

• Destinations: Proctor Creek Greenway, Watkins Park, upcoming residential development (with connection to Bowen Choice Neighborhood via Bowen Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Carey Park and Almond Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with no existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Candler Trail

Caroline Mortimer Trail

• Where: from City limit to Edgewood Candler MARTA Station via Lullwater Rd, Freedom Park, Terrace

• Where: from Eastside Trolley Trail to LaFrance Street – 1.0 miles in District 5.

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• Destinations: Eastside Trolley Trail and Edgewood Retail Center.

• Neighborhoods: Edgewood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Short greenway on private land.

Cascade Trail • Where: from Venetian Hills neighborhood to BeltLine Westside Trail via Cascade Ave – 3.2 miles in Districts 4, 10, and 11.

• Destinations: BeltLine Westside Trail, Citi Kroger and commercial area, Tuskegee Airmen Academy, John A. White Park, Outdoor Activity Center, Greenwood Cemetery, (connection to Cascade Heights commercial on Mays Avon Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Cascade Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity street with some existing sidewalks and bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Cativo Greenway • Where: from HE Holmes MARTA Station to Lionel Hampton Nature Preserve via Cativo Dr and greenways – 1.2 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: HE Holmes MARTA Station, Lionel Hampton Nature Preserve, Utoy Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Chalet Woods.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Centennial Yards • Where: from MARTA Five Points to The Center (formerly CNN Center) – 0.2 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: MARTA Five Points Station, Centennial Yards destinations, The Center, Olympic Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown.

• Trail Type: Greenway on private land to be constructed as part of the Centennial Yards project.

Central Park Greenway • Where: greenway from Baker-Highland Connector to Ponce de Leon via Central Park Pl – 0.8 miles in Districts 1 and 2.

• Destinations: Grady Hospital Ponce, Central Park, Georgia Power HQ, Atlanta Civic Center site.

• Neighborhoods: Old Fourth Ward.

• Trail Type: Greenway converted from two northbound vehicle travel lanes with driveway extensions to access properties on east side.

Central Southside Greenway

• Destinations: Downtown, Four Corners Park, Beltline Southeast Trail, Lakewood Heights commercial, Southview Cemetery, Dobbs ES, Kipp Vision CS, South Atlanta HS, Southside Park, Heritage Academy ES. • Neighborhoods: Downtown, Mechanicsville, Peoplestown, Chosewood Park, South Atlanta, Lakewood Heights, Lakewood, Brownsmill Park, South River Gardens, and Blair Villa/Poole Creek.

• Trail Type: Greenways on public and private lands.

Street trails on medium to high intensity streets with some sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Charlotte Southside Greenway • Where: from Central Southside Greenway to Lake Charlotte Nature Preserve via greenway – 0.8 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Southside Park and Lake Charlotte Nature Preserve on greenway alternative to narrow Hutchens Rd. • Neighborhoods: South River Gardens.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Chastain 400 Trail • Where: from Chastain Park to Wieuca Trail via Powers Ferry Rd, Roswell Rd, and Old Ivy Rd – 2.0 miles in Districts 7 and 8.

• Destinations: Chastain Park, Roswell Road commercial, Sarah Smith ES, PATH 400, Phipps commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Chastain Park, East Chastain Park, Tuxedo Park, North Buckhead.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Cheshire Chatt Trail • Where: from Cheshire Bridge Road at South Peachtree Greenway to Chattahoochee River and the Riverlands Greenway – 9.3 miles in Districts 3, 6, 8, and 9.

• Destinations: Riverlands Greenway, Whetstone Greenway, Silver Comet Connector, Beltline Northwest Trail, Atlantic Station, Beltline Northeast Trail, South Peachtree Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Riverside, Bolton, Hills Park, Underwood Hills, Blandtown, Berkeley Park, Loring Heights, Brookwood, Midtown, Sherwood Forest, Ansley Park, Piedmont Heights, Morningside, and Lindridge/Martin Manor.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

• Where: from Downtown to Beltline Southeast Trail to Heritage Academy ES – 8.2 miles in Districts 1, 4, and 12.

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Chosewood Greenway • Where: from Englewood Manor to McDonough Trail via Chosewood Park and Miller Reed Ave – 0.9 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Atlanta Housing Authority development, Chosewood Park, future development at former GM plant site (with access to BeltLine via Thomas • Neighborhoods: Lakewood Heights and Chosewood Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public land.

Circle Trail • Where: from Ansley Park to Midtown via Peachtree Cir – 0.4 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: Ansley Park, Winn Park, Midtown commercial, Woodruff Arts Center, Arts Center MARTA. • Neighborhoods: Ansley Park and Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes; capacity for protected infrastructure.

Civic Spine • Where: part of the Downtown freeway cap project known as “The Stitch” in Districts 1 and 4.

• Destinations: Civic Center MARTA Station, Downtown commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private land.

Street trail on streets with capacity for protected infrastructure.

Cleveland Trail • Where: from Walmart in East Point to South Atlanta HS via Cleveland Ave and greenway – 2.14 miles in District 12. Trail shares alignment with a programmed upgraded MARTA arterial bus line.

• Destinations: Walmart, Kroger, Cleveland commercial, MARTA ART stops, Hutchinson ES, Cleveland Ave ES, Cleveland Ave Library, Rosel Fann Rec Ctr, Browns Mill GC, South Atlanta High School (with connection via South Atlanta Greenway to Lake Charlotte Nature Preserve and Southside Park).

• Neighborhoods: Perkerson, Rosedale Heights, and Browns Mill Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Clifton Arizona Trail • Where: from DeKalb Ave to May Ave via Arizona Ave, a short greenway, and Clifton St – 1.6 miles in District 5.

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• Destinations: Pullman Yards, Gilliam Park, DeKalb Memorial Park, Burgess-Peterson ES, BATL Trail.

• Neighborhoods: East Atlanta and Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Coach Rambo Greenway • Where: from Verbena Street to Morehouse Drive via Coach Rambo Park (formerly Anderson Park) - 0.8 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Coach Rambo Park and Recreation Center.

• Neighborhoods: Dixie Hills and Penelope Neighbors.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public land and street trail on low intensity streets with capacity for protected and/or shared use infrastructure.

Collier Hills Trail • Where: from Chattahoochee Avenue over RR tracks along Collier Road to Northside Drive – 1.8 miles in Districts 8 and 9.

• Destinations: Silver Comet Connector, Collier Hills commercial, Ellsworth Park.

• Neighborhoods: Underwood Hills, Wildwood, Collier Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Collins Greenway • Where: from the Riverlands Greenway to Spink Collins Park via greenway – 0.5 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Riverlands Greenway, Spink Collins Park, Spink Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Riverside.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Congress Trail • Where: from Georgia Aquarium to Mercedes Benz Stadium via Park Ave, Marietta St, Andrew Young Int’l Blvd to Centennial Olympic Park Dr – 0.7 miles in Districts 3 and 4. This trail is part of a loop trail around Centennial Olympic Park.

• Destinations: Georgia Aquarium, World of CocaCola, Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia World Congress Center, State Farm Arena, Mercedes Benz Stadium, MARTA. • Neighborhoods: Downtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected LIT infrastructure.

Connector Trail • Where: from 5th Trail to West Peachtree via Williams St, 16th St – 1.0 miles in District 3. Partially programmed – Peachtree Pl to 12th St.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech, Midtown, Arts Center MARTA Station.

• Neighborhoods: Midtown neighborhood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected twoway LIT infrastructure.

Constitution Lakes Trail • Where: from South Atlanta Greenway to entrance to Constitution Lakes Park in unincorporated DeKalb County – 0.3 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

Collaboration with DeKalb County required.

• Destinations: South Atlanta Greenway and Constitution Lakes Park.

• Neighborhoods: South River Gardens, Leila Valley, Rebel Valley Forest.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure. Need to consider freight truck movements.

• Destinations: North Camp Creek Nature Preserve, Deerwood ES. • Neighborhoods: Enclave, Brentwood and Princeton Lakes.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on private lands.

Deerwood Park Trail • Where: from Southwest Nature Preserve to Emerald Tell Greenway - 1.8 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Southwest Nature Preserve, Deerwood Park, Emerald Tell Greenway • Neighborhoods: Deerwood, Tampa Park, Ben Hill Pines, and Ben Hill Forest.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trails on low intensity streets without sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared infrastructure.

Continental Trail

Delmar Trail

• Where: from Greenbriar Mall to Stone Hogan Park via Continental Colony and Stone Hogan Connector – 1.1 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Greenbriar Mall, N Camp Creek Nature Preserve, Greenbriar neighborhood, Stone Hogan Park.

• Neighborhoods: Greenbriar.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected Shared-use facilities

• Where: from MLK trail to Adamsville via Delmar Ln – 1.2 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: CT Martin Rec Ctr, Old Adamsville Park, Douglass HS (9th) (with connection to HE Holmes MARTA Station via King Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Old Adamsville.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected LIT facilities.

Cottage Grove Trail • Where: from Eastside Trolley Trail on Oakview Road to East Lake GC on Alston Road – 0.7 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Eastside Trolley Trail and East Lake GC. • Neighborhoods: Kirkwood and East Lake.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Crestlawn Trail • Where: - from Silver Comet Connector to Silver Comet Connector along Chattahoochee Ave – 1.1 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Crestlawn Cemetery.

• Neighborhoods: Underwood Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Deerwood Loop • Where: from Camp Creek Greenway to Deerwood ES via greenway on HOA controlled property and street trail on Hogan Rd – 1.2 miles in District 11.

This trail is part of the Emerald Necklace network.

Douglass Fairfield Trail • Where: from Douglass High School to King Trail via Sewanee Ave, Central Dr, Fairfield Pl – 0.9 miles in Districts 3 and 10.

• Destinations: Douglass High School, Verbena Playlot, King Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Harvel Homes, Florida Heights, and Dixie Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared Shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public land.

Dunbar Greenway • Where: from Central Trail to McDaniel Trail via greenway and street trails on Cooper St and Fulton St – 0.7 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Juvenile Court, Dunbar Neighborhood Ctr, Rosa Burney Park, Dunbar ES. • Neighborhoods: Mechanicsville.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public land.

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Dunwoody Trail

Eastside Trolley Trail

• Where: from Wieuca Trail to city limit via PeachtreeDunwoody Rd – 1.8 miles in District 7.

• Destinations: Buckhead commercial, Little Nancy Creek Park.

• Neighborhoods: Brookhaven and North Buckhead.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

• Where: from programmed terminus of Eastside Trolley at Toomer ES to city limit via Hosea Williams Dr and Oakview Rd –3.8 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Toomer ES, Kirkwood Village (with connection to Drew CS via Rocky & Drew Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Cabbagetown, Reynoldstown, and Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks and bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shareduse infrastructure.

East Atlanta Freedom Trail • Where: from Freedom Park to East Atlanta Village via Walthall St, Flat Shoals Ave, Howell Dr, Moreland Ave – 3.9 miles in Districts 2 and 5.

• Destinations: Inman Park, Reynoldstown MARTA Station, Freedom Park, Eastside Trolley Trail, Memorial commercial (with connection to East Atlanta Village via Moreland Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Inman Park, Reynoldstown, Ormewood Park, and East Atlanta.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Requires access to and through MARTA’s Reynoldstown Station. Requires separate ped bridge over I-20 in coordination with GDOT. Recommend corridor study to evaluate safest and most inviting Shared-use links between high demand eastside neighborhoods.

East Lake-West Lake Trail • Where: from Candler Rd in East Lake neighborhood to Anderson Park in West Lake neighborhood via Alston Dr, Campus Dr, a greenway to (Glencove and S Howard in unincorporated DeKalb County), Glenwood Ave, Fulton St, Wells St, RDA Blvd, Lee St, Oak St, Lucille Ave, RDA Blvd, West Lake Ave, MARTA Station, Anderson Ave – 9.9 miles in Districts 1, 3, 4 5, 10, and 12tt.

• Destinations: East Lake Park, East Lake GC, Drew Schools, East Lake YMCA, DeKalb Memorial Park, BATL Trail, Burgess ES, East Atlanta Village commercial, Glenwood commercial, Jackson HS, Grant Park, King Middle, Georgia State Convocation, Summerhill BRT, Rosa Burney Park, Dunbar Rec Center, Dunbar ES, West End MARTA, Mall West End, Hammonds House, West End Park, BeltLine Westside Trail, RDA commercial, Westview Cemetery, West Lake MARTA, Anderson Park, Kipp CS. • Neighborhoods: Dixie Hills, West Lake, Penelope Neighbors, West View, West End, Adairpark, Pittsburgh, Mechanicsville, Summerhill, Grant Park, Ormewood Park, and East Atlanta.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

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Emerald Bunche Greenway • Where: from Emerald Greenway to Campbellton Rd via greenway accessing Bunche MS – 0.6 miles in District 11. This trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network.

• Destinations: Emerald Greenway, Bunche MS (with connection to County Line commercial via Campbellton Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Niskey Lake, Elmco Estates.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public land.

Emerald Camp Creek Greenway • Where: from Campbellton Road to Camp Creek Marketplace via N. Camp Creek Pkwy, Stone Hogan Con and greenways with spurs to Verdant Dr, Topaz Ln and Abbey Dr – 3.6 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: MARTA Campbellton Rd BRT, Greenbriar commercial, Greenbriar greenspace, Continental Colony ES, Stone Hogan Park, North Camp Creek Nature Preserve, Camp Creek Marketplace.

• Neighborhoods: Greenbriar, Ben Hill, Princeton Lakes.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Emerald Cascade Greenway • Where: from Cascade Springs Nature Preserve to Ben Hill Park via Denville Tr, Landau Ln, Garrison Dr, Melvin Dr, Campbellton Rd and greenways – 8.6 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, Melvin Drive Park, Fickett ES, Ben Hill Park and Rec Ctr (with connection to other Emerald Necklace trails).

• Neighborhoods: Cascade Heights, Southwest, Cascade Green, Old Fairburn Village, Kings Forest, Ben Hill Terrace, Fairburn.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Falling Water Greenway • Where: from Greenbriar to Emerald Cascade Greenway via with spurs to Esplanade Cir, Tara Cir, Therrell HS, and Mt Gilead Rd – 2.2 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Greenbriar commercial, MARTA Campbellton Road BRT, Falling Water Park, Therrell HS, Kimberly ES, • Neighborhoods: Southwest.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Forest Greenway • Where: from Emerald Greenway 1 to Cascade Rd via Tell Rd, County Line Rd, Ivywood Dr, Greenleaf Cir, Apache Tr, Niskey Lake Rd, Niskey Overlook, Niskey Cove Rd, Niskey Lake Tr, Kimberly Rd and connecting greenways – 8.3 miles in Districts 10 and 11. Collaboration with City of South Fulton will be required to connect this for approximately 0.5 miles along Kimberly Rd. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Southeast Land Trust NP, CascadeFairburn commercial, County Line commercial, Bunche MS (with connection to Walmart via Utoy Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Adamsville, Baker Hills, Bakers Ferry, Boulder Park, Ashley Court, Niskey Lake, Niskey Cove, Arling Estates, Wildwood Forest, Tell, Lake Estates, and Ben Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private land.

Emerald Greenbriar Greenway • Where: from Campbellton Road Park to North Camp Creek NP via street trails on Headland Dr, Greenbriar Pkwy, Childress Dr, Maxwell Dr and greenways – 2.1 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Continental Colony ES, Greenbriar commercial, Campbellton Rd commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Greenbriar and Southwest.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared Shareduse infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

Emerald Powerline Greenway • Where: from Lionel Hampton Nature Preserve to East Point via Cascade Rd, Boulevard Granada, Fontaine St and greenway – 3.2 miles in Districts 10 and 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Lionel Hampton NP, Beecher Hills ES, Cascade Heights commercial, Cascade ES, Adams Park, Campbellton commercial, East Point.

• Neighborhoods: Beecher Hills, Cascade Rd, Adams Park, Venetian Hills, Pomona Park, Fort Valley.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without sidewalks and capacity for protected and/ or shared Shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Sandy Greenway • Where: from Utoy Greenway to Riverlands Greenway via greenway – 4.2 miles in District 10.

Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: King Trail, Douglass HS (9th), HarperArcher ES, UPS warehouse facility, Riverlands • Neighborhoods: Mays, Adamsville, Oakcliff, Fairburn Heights, Carroll Heights, Bankhead.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Tatum Lake Greenway • Where: from Boulder Park Trail to Miles ES via Corina Ln and greenway – 0.7 miles in District 10. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Miles ES, Tatum Lakes greenspace (with connection to Herbert Greene Park via Boulder Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Boulder Park, Wilson Mill Meadows, Bakers Ferry, Ridgecrest Forest.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street (school entrance) without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on private land.

Emerald Tell Greenway • Where: from North Camp Creek NP (southern unit) to North Camp Creek NP (northern unit) via greenway and short street trails on Tell Rd, Daniel Rd, Barge Rd, Greenbriar Pkwy – 6.1 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: North Camp Creek NP, Southeast Land Trust NP, Vulcan Lakes, Ben Hill Park, Ben Hill Rec Ctr, Coventry Station greenspace (with connections to Greenbriar Mall via Greenbriar Trail, Camp Creek Marketplace via Redwine Trail, Deerwood ES via Deerwood Loop, and Deerwood Park via Tampa Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Princeton Lakes and Ben Hill.

• Trail Type: Greenway on publicly owned and privately owned land. Street trails on short segments with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and shared-use infrastructure.

Emerald Therrell Greenway • Where: from Campbellton Road Park to Kimberly ES via greenway – 0.8 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Campbellton Road Park, Therrell HS, Falling Water Park, Kimberly ES. 19

• Neighborhoods: Southwest.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Utoy Greenway • Where: from Atlanta Beltline Southside Trail to Riverlands Greenway and Chattahoochee River – 10.9 miles in Districts 10 and 11. Segments of the trail were formerly known as Beltline Southwest Connector. Segments to the west of Herbert Greene Park will be built in collaboration with the City of South Fulton.

• Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail, Outdoor Activity Center, Barbara McCoy Park, John A. White Park, Beecher Hills ES, Lionel Hampton Nature Preserve, Cumberlander Park, West Manor ES, Benjamin Mays HS, Walmart, Herbert Greene Park.

• Neighborhoods: Boulder Park, Ridgecrest Forest, Wildwood, Fairburn Mays, Mays, West Manor, Peyton Forest, Peyton Heights, Audobon Forest, Beecher Hills, Westwood Terrace, Cascade Avenue/ Road, Bush Mountain, Oakland City.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trails on low to medium intensity streets with capacity for protected infrastructure.

Emerald Verdant Greenway • Where: from Emerald Camp Creek Greenway to Emerald Greenbriar Greenway – 0.5 miles in District 11. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Greenbriar residential.

• Neighborhoods: Greenbriar.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Emerald Wilson Mill Greenway • Where: from Bakers Ferry Rd to Boulder Park Trail via Oakside Dr and greenways– 1.1 miles in District 10. Trail is part of the Emerald Trail Network in SW Atlanta.

• Destinations: Baker Hills Greenway and Trail, Kindezi West CS, Wilson Mill Park, Boulder Park Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Wisteria Gardens and Fairburn Road/Wisteria Lane.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Emory Trail • Where: from Piedmont Park to Emory University via street trails on Cumberland Rd, North Highland Ave, Johnson Rd, Clifton Rd – 4.1 miles in District 6. Trail requires collaboration with DeKalb County in areas outside of city limits.

• Destinations: Piedmont Park, Sidney Marcus Park, Morningside ES, Sage Hill commercial, Wesley Woods senior housing, Emory University.

• Neighborhoods: Morningside/Lenox Par, and Druid Hills.

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• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

English Vine Trail • Where: from Morris Brown College to Trap House Museum via Vine St, Elm St, North Ave and Julian St – 1.3 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Interdenominational Theological Seminary, Morris Brown College, Westside Gardens, June Mundy Park, Rodney Cook Park, Trap House Museum, BeltLine Connector.

• Neighborhoods: English Ave and Vine City.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public and private land.

Evelyn Greenway • Where: from Dixie Hunter Trail to Westside Park via street trails on Simpson Ter, Detroit Ave, S Evelyn Pl, N Evelyn Pl, Edwin Pl and connecting greenways – 1.5 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Evelyn Place Parks, Edwin Place Park, Proctor Creek Greenway, Westside Park (with connection to John Lewis Invictus Academy via Hollowell Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Dixie Hills, Grove Park and West Lake.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Ezra Church Trail • Where: from the Douglass Fairfield Trail (with a short link to Douglass High School) via greenway and street trail to the Capitol Westlake Trail (with a short link to the Beltline Westside Trail) - 2.5 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Douglass High School, Heritage Village Residential.

• Neighborhoods: Dixie Hills, West Lake, Hunter Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenways on public and private lands.

Street trails on Morehouse Drive, Tiger Flowers Drive, Springview, West Lake, Ezra Church, Willis, and Akridge Streets with some sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared infrastructure.

Fair Trail • Where: from Airport Trail near Metropolitan Pkwy to Lakewood Amphitheater via Fair Dr, Pickfair Way, and Pryor Cir. – 1.1 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Metropolitan commercial, Lakewood Amphitheater (with connection to Atlanta Metropolitan State College via Metropolitan Greenway and Perkerson Park via Airport Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills, Betmar LaVilla, and Lakewood Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to mediumintensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes; capacity for protected and/ or shared-use infrastructure.

Fairburn Trail • Where: from Bolton Rd to Princeton Lakes via Fairburn Rd with spur to English Park – 8.9 miles in Districts 10 and 11 • Destinations: Deerwood ES, Southeast Land Trust NP, Ben Hill Park, Barge commercial, Cascade Greenway, Utoy Greenway (with link to Mays HS), Cascade commercial, Doctors Park, King Trail, Harper-Archer ES, English Park, Proctor Greenway (with access to Riverlands Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: English Park, Bankhead, Carroll Heights, Fairburn Heights, Adamsville, Fairburn Mays, South Oakes at Cascade, Cascade Green, Old Fairburn Village, Kings Forest, Fairburn Tell, Ben Hill, Deerwood, and Princeton Lakes.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Fielding-Linkwood Trail • Where: from Utoy Greenway to Collier Trail via Fielding Ln, Harlan Rd, MLK, Linkwood Rd – 1.7 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: Cumberlander Park, MLK commercial (with connections to HE Holmes MARTA and CT Martin Rec Ctr via King Trail and Peyton Forest ES via Peyton Forest Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Peyton Forest, Ivan Hill, Harland Terrace, Westhaven and Collier Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Finley Temple Greenway • Where: on Finley Avenue from Donald Lee Hollowell through Valley of the Hawks marsh restoration to Temple Street – 0.5 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Valley of the Hawks marsh, Beltline Westside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Bankhead.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trail on streets with no sidewalks but capacity for protected infrastructure

Glenrose Trail • Where: from Old Jonesboro Rd to Southside Park via Mt. Zion Rd, Browns Mill Rd, Macedonia Rd – 2.6 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Hank Aaron New Beginnings Academy, Macon Drive Park, Southside Park.

• Neighborhoods: Hammond Park, Glenrose Heights, and Orchard Knob.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Gordon Trail • Where: from Westwood Avenue to Beecher Street – 0.4 miles in District 10 and 11.

• Destinations: John A. White Park.

• Neighborhoods: Westwood Terrace, Westview.

• Trail Type: Street trail on street with sidewalks in varying conditions with capacity for protected and/ or shared use infrastructure.

Grant Piedmont Trail • Where: from Piedmont Park to BeltLine Southside Trail via Charles Allen Dr, Parkway Dr, Jackson St, Chamberlain, Tanner St, Hilliard St, Grant, Biggers, Oakland Ave, Memorial Dr, Cherokee Ave, Sydney St, Park Ave, Berne St, Boulevard, and United Ave – 4.3 miles in Districts 1, 2, 5, and 6.

• Destinations: Piedmont Park, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Midtown HS, Ponce commercial, Atlanta Medical Center site, King Center, MLK Rec Center, MARTA King Memorial, Oakland Cemetery, Memorial Drive commercial corridor, Cherokee commercial, Grant Park, Grant Park Rec Center, Zoo Atlanta, Parkside ES, BeltLine Southside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Grant Park, Sweet Auburn, Old Fourth Ward, Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with sidewalks in varying condition and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Evaluate possible modal filters on Charles Allen.

Grant Westview Trail • Where: from east side of Grant Park to Utoy Greenway via greenway in Grant Park, Georgia Ave, RDA Blvd, S Gordon Ave, Westwood Ave – 5.2 miles in Districts 1, 4, 6, 10 and 12.

• Destinations: Grant Park, Grant Park Rec Center, Zoo Atlanta, King MS, Phoenix Parks 2 and 3, Summerhill commercial, Georgia State Stadium, West End MARTA, Mall at West End, RDA commercial, BeltLine Westside Trail, Howell Park, Citi Kroger, Lionel Hampton NP. • Neighborhoods: Grant Park, Summerhill, Mechanicsville, Pittsburgh, Adair Park, West End, Westview, Westwood Terrace.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenbriar Trail • Where: from Headland Dr to Emerald Greenway via Greenbriar Pkwy – 1.1 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Greenbriar commercial and residential.

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• Neighborhoods: Greenbriar.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Harwell Greenway • Where: from Dr. Mary Shy Scott Park to AD Williams Greenway via Harwell Rd, Donald Lee Hollowell Blvd and greenways – 2.1 miles in Districts 9 and 10.

• Destinations: Usher-Collier ES, Dr Mary Shy Scott Park, Hollowell commercial (with connections to Coretta Scott King Best Academy, Bowen Choice Neighborhood and Proctor Creek Greenway via AD Williams Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Collier Heights and Brookview Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

Haynes Trail • Where: from Castleberry Hill to Mercedes Benz stadium via Haynes St – 0.4 miles in Districts 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Castleberry Hill commercial, Mercedes Benz stadium (with connections to Downtown via Peters Trail and Olympic Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Castleberry Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared -use infrastructure.

Highland Trail • Where: from Little Five Points to the Emory Trail 2.4 miles in Districts 2, 5 and 6.

• Destinations: Little Five Points commercial, Poncey Highland commercial, Virginia Highland commercial, to the Emory Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Inman Park, Poncey Highland, Virginia Highland, Morningside/Lenox Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Hollowell Trail • Where: from Georgia Tech to Riverlands Greenway via Means St, Marietta St, Bankhead Ave, Donald Lee Hollowell Blvd and greenway – 6.9 miles in Districts 3, 9, and 10.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech, Marietta commercial, Echo St commercial, BeltLine Westside Trail, Maddox Park, Dept of Family and Child Services, MARTA Bankhead Station, future corporate campus, 22

Woodson Park Academy, Grove Park, Matilda Place Park, Gertrude Place Park, Evelyn Place Park, Edwin Place Park, John Lewis Invictus Academy MS, Center Hill Park, APD Zone X, Bowen Choice Neighborhood, West Hollowell commercial, English Park, Kipp Soul CS, Bankhead Courts affordable housing development, UPS warehouse, Riverlands Greenway (with connections to Westside Park via Proctor Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Marietta St Artery, English Avenue, Bankhead, Grove Park, Center Hill, Collier Heights, Brookview Heights, English Park and Bankhead Courts.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Hollywood Trail • Where: from Hollowell Trail in Grove Park to Terrell Creek Greenway via Hollywood Rd – 1.1 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Hollywood Rd commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Grove Park and Almond Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Hornet Trail • Where: from South Atlanta High School (home of the Hornets!) to Forrest Circle via greenway – 0.4 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: South Atlanta High School • Neighborhoods: South River Gardens.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public lands.

Howell Mill Trail • Where: from the Underwood Hills Trail to Ellsworth Park along Howell Mill Road – 0.6 miles in Districts 8 and 9 • Destinations: Collier Hills commercial, Ellsworth Park.

• Neighborhoods: Berkeley Park, Underwood Hills, Channing Valley, Springlake, Wildwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high-intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Hulsey Greenway • Where: from BeltLine to MARTA station via greenway on Hulsey Yard property – 0.5 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: BeltLine Eastside Trail, Eastside Trolley Trail, Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA Station.

• Neighborhoods: Reynoldstown.

• Trail Type: Greenway on private land.

Inman Trail • Where: from Sweet Auburn to Freedom Park via Edgewood Ave, Euclid Ave – 2.4 miles in Districts 2 and 5.

• Destinations: King Center, Hope-Hill ES, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Krog commercial, Springvale Park, Freedom Park, Little Five Points commercial, Mary Lin ES. • Neighborhoods: Sweet Auburn, Old Fourth Ward, Inman Park and Candler Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Utoy Greenway forms a 2-mile park loop.

• Destinations: John A. White Park.

• Neighborhoods: Cascade Ave. • Trail Type: Greenway and sidepath on public land.

Joyland Greenway • Where: from Pryor Road to Lakewood Heights via greenway and street trail – 1.8 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

• Destinations: Library, Arthur Langford Park and Rec Center, Price MS, Lakewood Heights commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Joyland, Betmar La Villa, Lakewood Heights.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Intrenchment Greenway

King Martin Greenway

• Where: from Boulevard Crossing Park to Custer Avenue via greenway – 1.0 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Boulevard Crossing Park, Benteen Park, South River Trail • Neighborhoods: Benteen Park, Chosewood Park, Boulevard Heights.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

• Where: Boulder Park Drive at MLK Jr Drive to proposed Emerald Utoy greenway 0.4 mile and a 0.51 mile loop beginning at MLK Jr Drive around the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center in District 10.

• Destinations: C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center • Neighborhoods: • Trail Type: Mix of greenway and side path loop around C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center and greenway on public and Private lands.

Invictus Greenway • Where: from Hollowell Trail to Terrell Greenway via greenway – 0.7 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: John Lewis Invictus Academy.

• Neighborhoods: Grove Park.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Irwin Dobbs Trail • Where: from Peachtree St to BeltLine Eastside Trail – 1.4 miles in Districts 1, 2, 4, and 5.

• Destinations: Woodruff Park, Downtown commercial, Peachtree Center MARTA, Hope-Hill ES, Howard MS, King Center, BeltLine Eastside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown, Sweet Auburn, Old Fourth Ward.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Jefferson Greenway • Where: BeltLine Westside Trail to Proctor Creek Greenway via greenway link – 0.3 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Proctor Creek Greenway (with connection to Westside Park), BeltLine Westside Trail, Bankhead MARTA. • Neighborhoods: Bankhead.

• Trail Type: Greenway on private land including railroad overpass bridge.

John A White Loop • Where: from Emerald Utoy Greenway to Cascade Trail via greenway in park and sidepath on Beecher St, Rosemary Ave, Clearvue Ter, Cascade Ter – 1.2 miles in District 11. When combined with Emerald

King Trail • Where: from Atlanta University Center to Collier Park via McDaniel St, Greensferry Ave, Westview Dr, Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, MLK, Jr Dr, Bolton Rd – 7.5 miles (excluding segments completed) in Districts 4 and 10.

• Destinations: Castleberry Hill commercial, Atlanta University Center, Jones ES, BeltLine Westside Trail, Westview Cemetery, West Lake MARTA Station, HE Holmes MARTA Station, MLK commercial, CT Martin Rec Ctr, Douglass HS (9th), Adamsville commercial, • Neighborhoods: Old Gordon, Fairburn Heights, Adamsville, Harland Terrace, Floris Heights, Westview, Mozley Park, West End, Ashview Heights, Atlanta University Center, The Villages at and Castleberry Hill .

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Kings Grant Trail • Where: from Kings Grant Drive across Donald Lee Hollowell to the Bowen Choice Homes development on Yates Drive - 0.2 miles in Districts 9 and 10.

• Destinations: Bowen Choice Homes.

• Neighborhoods: Bowen.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

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Lakewood Greenway • Where: from Beltline Southeast Trail to Browns Mill Golf Course via greenway and street trails on Troup, Garland, Pryor and Bromack Streets – 4.6 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

• Destinations: Beltline Southeast Trail, Carver HS, Carver YMCA, Lucius Simon Park, South Bend Park, Swann Nature Preserve, Browns Mill GC, Rosel Fann Rec Center.

• Neighborhoods: South Atlanta, Villages at Carver, Lakewood Heights, Lakewood, Baywood, and Browns Mill Park.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trail on low-intensity streets with capacity for protected and/or shared infrastructure.

Langston Trail • Where: from Murphy Trail to Perkerson ES via Langston Ave – 1.4 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Perkerson ES (with connection to Campbellton Trail and BeltLine Southside Trail via Murphy Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Lawton Trail • Where: from Washington Park to Beltline Southside Trail via Lawton St, Parsons St, Parsons Pl, and greenway – 1.7 miles in Districts 3, 4, 10, and 12.

• Destinations: Washington Park, Beltline Westside Trail, Washington HS, Jones ES, Dean Rusk Park, West End Park, West End commercial, Russell Academy MS, BeltLine Southside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Washington Park, Ashview Heights, Harris Chiles, West End, and Oakland City.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public land.

Leila Valley Trail • Where: from South Atlanta Greenway to Moreland Road via street trail on Constitution Rd. – 0.8 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: South Atlanta Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Leila Valley, Norwood Manor.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Lenox Trail • Where: from programmed trail at Lenox Mall to Peachtree Creek Greenway via Lenox Rd – 4.5 miles in Districts 6 and 7.

• Destinations: Lenox Mall and commercial area, 24

Indian Creek Park, Peachtree Creek Greenway, Piedmont Cheshire Trail.

• Neighborhoods: North Buckhead, Lenox, Pine Hills, Lindridge Martin Manor, and Morningside/Lenox Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Lil 5 Greenway • Where: from Euclid Ave to Moreland via parking aisle and greenway – 0.3 miles in Districts 2 and 5.

• Destinations: Little Five Points and Bass Rec Ctr. • Neighborhoods: Inman Park and Candler Park.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Lindbergh Battle Trail • Where: from Peachtree Street to city limit on LaVista via street trails on Peachtree Hills Ave, Lindbergh Drive and LaVista Road - 2.6 miles in Districts 6, 7, and 8.

• Destinations: E. Rivers ES, Peachtree Hills Park and Rec Center, Lindbergh MARTA Station, PATH 400, Cheshire Bridge commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Peachtree Hills, Lindbergh Morosgo.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Lionel Hampton Greenway • Where: from HE Holmes MARTA Station to Cascade Road via greenway and street trail on Willis Mill Road – 2.3 miles in Districts 10 and 11.

• Destinations: HE Holmes MARTA Station, Lionel Hampton Nature Preserve, Cascade Trail (with access to Cascade Springs Nature Preserve).

• Neighborhoods: Westhaven, Florida Heights, Audobon Forest, Cascade Heights.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public land. Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Long Swann Trail • Where: from Crawford-Long MS to Swann Nature Preserve via Empire Blvd, Hapeville Rd, Macon Dr and greenways – 1.5 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Crawford-Long MS, Cleveland Ave ES, Cleveland Ave Library, Cleveland Ave Park.

• Neighborhoods: Glenrose Heights, Browns Mill Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use facilities.

Loring Heights Greenway • Where: from Atlanta BeltLine Northside Trail to Atlantic Station via Geary Dr, N Garden Ln, Loring Dr and greenway – 0.6 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: BeltLine, Loring Heights Park, Atlantic Station commercial, (with connection to Peachtree commercial via Peachtree Atlantic Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Loring Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on private property.

Lorraine Greenway • Where: from Adams Park to Cascade Road via greenway and street trail on Blvd Lorraine – 0.9 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Adams Park and Rec Center, Cascade Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Adams Park.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands, street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shareduse infrastructure.

Macon Pryor Trail • Where: from Arthur Langford Park to School Trail and Greenway via Pryor Rd, Macon Dr and apartment drive aisle – 4.6 miles in Districts 1, 4 and 12.

• Destinations: Arthur Langford Park, Lakewood Amphitheater, South Bend Park, Cleveland Avenue Park, Cleveland commercial, Macon Drive Park (with connections to Cleveland Ave ES via Crawford Swannee Trail and Crawford Long MS via Schools Trail and Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Peoplestown, High Point, Joyland, Amal Heights, Betmar LaVilla, Lakewood Heights, Polar Rock, Baywood, Browns Mill Park, Glenrose Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Mary Lin Trail • Where: from McLendon Ave to Mary Lin ES as a street trail on Candler Park Drive – 0.3 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Mary Lin ES and Candler Park.

• Neighborhoods: Candler Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with no sidewalks on park side and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Mays Avon Trail • Where: from Utoy Greenway to Lee Street Trail via Richard Allen Blvd, Benjamin E Mays Dr, Cascade Road, Avon Ave – 6.1 miles in Districts 10, 11, and 12.

• Destinations: Herbert Greene Park, Big Bethel Village, CenExel Complex, Fairburn Mays commercial, Doctors’ Memorial Park, Benjamin Mays HS, Anthony Flanagan Rec Ctr, Jean Childs Young MS, Cascade Hts. Commercial, John A White pool, Barbara McCoy Park, Rev. James Orange Rec Ctr, (with connections to Oakland City MARTA and BeltLine Southside Trail via Lee Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Oakland City, Venetian Hills, Adams Park, Audobon Forest, West Manor, Fairburn-Mays.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public and private lands.

McDonough Trail • Where: from Beltline Southside Trail to Thomasville via Milton Ave, McDonough Blvd and greenway – 2.3 miles in District 1 • Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail, Chosewood Park, Federal Penitentiary, Thomasville Park, Thomasville Rec Ctr. • Neighborhoods: South Atlanta, Chosewood Park, Thomasville Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Melvin Trail • Where: from Fairburn Rd to Emerald Greenway via Melvin Dr – 1.0 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Fairburn Trail, Melvin Drive Park, Cascade Greenway, Emerald Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Kings Forest and Heritage Valley.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Memorial Trail • Where: from end of existing Memorial Dr two-way cycle track to BeltLine Eastside Trail via Memorial Dr – 2.2 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: BeltLine Eastside Trail, Memorial commercial, Madison Yards commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Metropolitan Greenway • Where: from Metropolitan Pkwy to Fair Trail via greenway – 0.9 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Millican Park, Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta Metropolitan State College.

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

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Midtown Trail • Where: from Midtown HS to Ponce City Market via 8th St and drive aisles of Midtown Place and Midtown Promenade – 0.7 miles in District 2.

• Destinations: Midtown HS, Midtown Place, Midtown Promenade, Ponce City Market (with connection to BeltLine Eastside Trail via 5th Greenwood Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and drive aisles; capacity for protected and/or shareduse infrastructure.

Millican Greenway • Where: from Perkerson Park to BeltLine Southside Trail via Deckner Ave, Lynnhaven Dr, Charlton Pl, Mellview Ave, Hillside Dr, Manford Rd and greenways – 1.1 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Perkerson Park, Millican Park, Atlanta Technical College, BeltLine Southside Trail (with connections to Sylvan MS and MARTA via the Arden Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Capitol View, Capitol View Manor, Sylvan Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public land.

Moores Mill Trail • Where: from Whetstone Trail at Bolton Rd to Woodall Greenway via Bolton Rd and Moores Mill Rd – 1.0 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Moores Mill commercial, Silver Comet Trail, Woodall Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Bolton and Ridgeview Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected facility.

Morehouse Trail • Where: from Lawton St to Lee St via Lucille St and Park St – 0.5 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: West End Park, Dean Rusk YMCA, Morehouse School of Medicine (with connections to Atlanta University Center and West End MARTA via Brawley West End Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Harris Chiles.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure.

Moreland Trail • Where: From Euclid Avenue/McLendon Avenue to Stokewood Avenue along Moreland Avenue and Portland Avenue - 2.1 miles in Districts 2 and 5.

• Destinations: Edgewood Place, Little 5 Points, Bass Recreation Center, Brownwood Park 26

• Neighborhoods: Inman Park, Reynoldstown, Ormewood Park, and East Atlanta.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in various conditions and on a low intensity street.

Mozley Franklin Park Greenway • Where: Phase 1: from Boone Allen McGill Trail to Westview Park via greenway; Phase 2: from King Trail on Westview to Boone Allen McGill Trail via Wellington St, Holly Rd and greenway – 2.4 miles in Districts 3, 4, and 9.

• Destinations: BeltLine Westside Trail, Mozley Park, Stanton ES, Woodson Park Academy, Grove Park, Westside Park.

• Neighborhoods: Rockdale, Grove Park, West Lake, Mozley Park, and Hunter Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Mt Gilead Trail • Where: from Fairburn Rd to Greenbriar Greenway via Mt. Gilead Rd, Panther Tr, Childress Dr – 1.6 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: Falling Water Park, Therrell HS, Campbellton commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Southwest, Heritage Valley, Mt. Gilead Woods, and Briar Glen.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Murphy Trail • Where: from BeltLine Southside Trail to Perkerson Rd via Murphy Ave, Estes Dr and greenways – 2.9 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: BeltLine Southside Trail, Murphy Crossing, Oakland City MARTA, development opportunities, Lakewood/Ft McPherson MARTA, Perkerson ES. • Neighborhoods: Oakland City, Capitol View, and Sylvan Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenways on private land.

Nelson Trail • Where: from Chapel Street to Broad Street as a street trail including the recently renovated Nelson Bridge – 0.2 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Mercedes Benz Stadium, South Dwntn Development.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown • Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street and public ROW trail access on private property.

Capacity for protected infrastructure.

North Atlanta Trail • Where: from Beltline Northside Trail the City Limit at the Chattahoochee River via street trail – 6.0 miles in District 8. Requires coordination with GDOT. • Destinations: Bobby Jones GC and Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, Atlanta Memorial Park, Haynes Manor Park, Atlanta Classical Academy, Sutton MS, West Paces commercial, North Atlanta High School, Lovett School, Trinity School, Chattahoochee River.

• Neighborhoods: Mt Paran/Northside, Randall Mill, West Paces Ferry/Northside, Castlewood, Peachtree Battle Alliance, Brandon, Woodfield.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity roadway with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Oak Trail • Where: from Lee Street to West Whitehall Street via street trail – 0.1 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: connector trail between Paper Trail and Olympic Trail providing access to the West End Mall redevelopment “One”.

• Neighborhoods: West End • Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity one-way street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Oakland Trail • Where: from BeltLine Westside Trail to Oakland City MARTA Station – 1.3 miles in Districts 4, 10, and 12.

• Destinations: BeltLine Westside Trail, Note Singers Site, Rev James Orange Park, Campbellton Trail, Oakland City MARTA (with connection to Outdoor Activity Center via Utoy Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Oakland City and Bush Mountain.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Oldknow Trail • Where: from Holmes Trail to Usher-Collier ES via Oldknow Dr – 1.0 miles in Districts 3 and 10.

• Destinations: Drake Park, Usher-Collier ES (with access to Dr. Mary Shy Scott Park via Shy Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Collier Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Olympic Trail • Where: from Lakewood Ft. Mc Pherson MARTA to Beltline Northside Trail via Lee St, RDA Blvd, W. Whitehall St, Peters St, Walker St, Centennial Olympic Park Dr to Merritts with spur on Spring to 3rd St, Fowler St, Deering Rd, and Peachtree St – 9.6 miles in Districts 3, 4, 8, 9 and 12.

• Destinations: Lakewood Ft. Mc Pherson MARTA, Oakland City MARTA, Beltline Southside Trail, West End MARTA, Mall at West End (“One”), Atlanta University Center, Castleberry Hill commercial, Mercedes Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, Centennial Yards development, Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Georgia World Congress Center, GWCC MARTA Station, Downtown commercial, Centennial Place ES, Georgia Tech, Midtown commercial, Atlantic Station, Amtrak Station, Peachtree commercial, Beltline Northside Trail, E Rivers ES. • Neighborhoods: Peachtree Battle Alliance, Ardmore, Brookwood, Loring Heights, Atlantic Station, Home Park, Georgia Tech, Downtown, Castleberry Hill, Villages at Castleberry Hill, Pittsburgh, Adair Park, West End, Oakland City, and Fort McPherson.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Ontario Trail • Where: from RDA to S. Gordon via street trail on Ontario Street - 0.4 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: links neighborhood to Grant Westview Trail on S. Gordon and to the East Lake West Lake Trail on RDA. • Neighborhoods: Westview.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Ormewood Shoals Trail • Where: from Grant Piedmont Trail to City Limit via street trail on Ormewood Ave and Flat Shoals Ave – 1.6 miles in Districts 1 and 5.

• Destinations: Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta, Parkside ES, Atlanta Neighborhood CS, Moreland commercial, Brownwood Park (with connection to South River Trail via DeKalb County projects).

• Neighborhoods: Ormewood Park, East Atlanta.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and partially protected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected infrastructure.

Paper Trail • Where: from W. Marietta Blvd and the Westside Paper development to West End MARTA Station via greenways (some existing) and street trails on Oliver, Lindsay, James P. Brawley and Lee Streets – 3.6 miles in Districts 3, 4, and 12.

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• Destinations: Westside Paper development, Lindsay Street Park, Kathryn Johnston Park, Hollis Innovation Academy, Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Mall at West End development (“One”), West End MARTA Station, Adair Park II. • Neighborhoods: Knight Park/Howell Station, English Avenue, Vine City, Atlanta University Center, Harris Chiles, and West End. • Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions; capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenways on public and private land.

Parrot Trail • Where: from Chattahoochee Brick Memorial Park to Riverlands Greenway via Parrott Ave, James Jackson Pkwy and greenway – 0.6 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Chattahoochee Brick Memorial Park, Whittier Mill Park, Bolton/Jackson commercial, Riverside Park, Riverlands Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Whittier Mill Village and Riverside.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared Shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Peachtree Creek Greenway • Where: From Kinsey Court to PATH 400 on Adina Drive, Lindbergh Drive to city limits via Cheshire Farm Trail - 2.3 miles in Districts 6 and 7.

• Destinations: PATH 400 and Confluence Trail • Neighborhoods: Pine Hills, Lindridge/Martin Manor, Lindridge/Martin Manor, Lindbergh/Morosgo, and Peachtree Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenway through public and private parcels.

Peachtree Garden Greenway • Where: From Pharr Road to Peachtree Hills Park via Old Decatur Road, N Hills Drive, Brentwood Drive, Alexander Drive, Ellwood Drive, Birchwood Drive, Sharondal Drive, Hurst Drive, and greenway - 2.3 miles in District 6 and 7.

• Destinations: Frankie Allen Park, Sunny Brook Park, Garden Hills Park, Alexander Park, and Peachtree Hills Park.

• Neighborhoods: Garden Hills and Peachtree Hills • Trail Type: Street trails on low intensity streets and greenway thorough public and private land.

Peavine Trail • Where: from Clifton Road to Eagle Row on Emory campus via Old Briarcliff Rd, Peavine Dr and greenway - 0.9 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: Wesley Woods senior facilities, Emory athletic facilities, Emory core campus.

• Neighborhoods: Emory University.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity 28

streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Peters Trail • Where: from Downtown bike lanes on Forsyth and Trinity to Castleberry Hill via Peters St – 0.6 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Downtown, Castleberry Hill commercial (with connection to Atlanta University Center via King Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Downtown and Castleberry Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected infrastructure.

Peyton Forest Greenway • Where: from Utoy Greenway to Isabel Webster Park via Lynhurst Dr and Harlan Rd and greenways – 1.3 miles (including spur to Kimberly Ct) in District 10.

• Destinations: Isabel Webster Park, Peyton Forest ES, Utoy Greenway (with connection to HE Holmes MARTA Station via Peyton Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Peyton Forest and Ivan Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Peyton Trail • Where: from MLK to Isabel Webster to HE Holmes via Peyton Pl, Peyton Rd – 0.9 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: MLK commercial, Hightower Manor senior facility, Isabel Webster Park (with connection to HE Holmes MARTA station via Lionel Hampton Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Harland Terrace, Chalet Woods, and Florida Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Piedmont Trail • Where: From Linbergh Commercial District to Cheshire Bridge Road and Montgomery Ferry Drive to 15th Street via Piedmot Road. MLK Jr Drive to Georgia Ave via Capital Avenue - 3.2 miles in Districts 1, 6, and 7.

• Destinations: Linbergh Commercial District, Piedmont Central, Ansley Park, Piedmont Park Conservancy, Georgia State Capitol, Downtown Atlanta, Capitol Gateway, Summerhill, and Georgia State.

• Neighborhoods: Lindbergh/Morosgo, Piedmont Heights, Morningside/Lenox Park, Midtown, Downtown, Capitol Gateway, and Summerhill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with existing sidewalk and bicycle facilities in various conditions.

Piedmont Franklin Park Trail • Where: from Georgia Tech to Upper Westside via 8th St – 0.5 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech residential and athletics, Upper Westside commercial (with connection to Westside Park via West Marietta Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Scott Crossing, Carver Hills, West Highlands, Rockdale, Knight Park/Howell Station, English Avenue, Marietta Street Artery Georgia Tech, and Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected Shared-use infrastructure. New traffic signal for Northside coordinated with GDOT.

Pitman Trail • Where: Murphy Ave to Pryor Street via Brookline Street, Elbert Street, Arthur Street, Delevan Street, Fortress Avenue and greenway - 1.7 miles in Districts 4 and 12.

• Destinations: Salvation Army Evangeline Booth College, and Pittman Park and Recreation Center.

• Neighborhoods: Adair Park, Pittsburgh, and Mechanicsville • Trail Type: Street Trail on low intensity street with existing sidewalk in various conditions.

Pittsburgh Trail • Where: from Atlanta University Center to BeltLine Southside Trail via McDaniel Smidt – 1.8 miles in Districts 4 and 12.

• Destinations: Atlanta University Center, Rosa Burney Park, Dunbar ES, McDaniel commercial, Pittsburgh Yards, BeltLine Southside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Castleberry Hill, Pittsburgh and Mechanicsville.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Polar Rock Trail • Where: as a street trail from Pryor Road to Polar Rock Rd to Bagwell Dr and as a greenway from Bagwell to Macon Dr and then as a street trail on Bromack Dr. - 1.8 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Lakewood Amphitheater, APS facility on Bagwell, Pryor Tucker Playlot, Swann Nature Preserve, Lakewood Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Polar Rock • Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with capacity for protected and/or shared use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private land.

mile in District 12.

• Destinations: Lakewood Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Polar Rock • Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with capacity for protected and/or shared use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private land.

Ponce Trail • Where: from Midtown to city limit (near Clifton Rd) via Ponce De Leon Ave and greenway – 3.2 miles in Districts 2, 3, 4 and 5.

• Destinations: North Ave MARTA, Midtown commercial, Grady Hospital, Yaarab Shriners, Ponce commercial, Ponce City Market, Midtown Place, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Freedom Park, Garner Public Library, Springdale Park ES, Springdale Park, Virgilee Park, Oak Grove Park, The Paideia School, Shadyside Park, Druid Hills Golf Club, Dellwood Park, Fernbank Museum.

• Neighborhoods: Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, Virginia Highland, Atkins Park, Poncey-Highland, Druid Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on public land upgrades existing paved trails.

Poole Creek Greenway • Where: from Easter Seals of North Georgia to Ruby Harper Park via Cologne Dr, Villa Cir and greenways – 1.2 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Easter Seals of North Georgia, Heritage Academy ES, Ruby Harper Park (with connection to Southside Park via South Atlanta Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Blair Villa/Poole Creek and Orchard Knob.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for shared Shared-use infrastructure. Greenway on public and private lands.

Proctor Creek Greenway • Where: from previous phase of Proctor Creek Greenway to Riverlands Greenway and bridge over Chattahoochee River to Cobb County via greenway – 6.8 miles in Districts 3, 9, and 10.

• Destinations: Riverlands Greenway, Cobb County (with connection to Chattahoochee Brick Company Park via Riverlands Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Atlanta Industrial Park, Chattahoochee, Bolton Hills, Monroe Heights, Lincoln Holmes, Scotts Crossing, Carver Hills, West Highlands, Rockdale, Grovepark, and Bankhead.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Polar Swann Trail • Where: From Bagwell Dr to Swallow Circle along Lakewood Greenway along Polar Rock Road, Lang Drive into greenway to Lakewood Greenway - 1.1 29

Pullman Trail • Where: from existing trail to Rocky Ford via College Ave and greenway – 0.6 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Pullman Yards.

• Neighborhoods: Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on private land

Redwine Trail • Where: from Fairburn Rd to Camp Creek Marketplace via Benninger Tr, Redwine Rd and greenway – 1.1 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: North Camp Creek Nature Preserve, Camp Creek Marketplace, Southeast Land Trust Nature Preserve.

• Neighborhoods: Princeton Lakes.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Regina Trail • Where: from Bowen Trail to West Hollowell commercial area via greenway and street trail on Regina Street – 0.4 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: West Hollowell commercial, Bowen Choice Neighborhood.

• Neighborhoods: Carey Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with no sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on private land.

Renaissance Freedom Trail • Where: from Peachtree St to Freedom Park Trail via Renaissance Pkwy, Merritts Ave, Morgan St, Angier Springs Rd with greenway segments in city parks – 1.7 miles in Districts 2, 4, and 12.

• Destinations: Civic Center MARTA, Kindezi O4W ES, Renaissance Park, Central Park, Parkway Merritts Park, Boulevard Morgan Park, Historic Fourth Ward Park, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Freedom Park, Freedom Park Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown, Old Fourth Ward, Poncey Highland.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and unprotected bike lanes in varying conditions; capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

River Gardens Greenway • Where: from Clayton County trail network near Conley Rd to Lake Charlotte NP via street trails on Eisenhower Cir, Pine Forest Dr, Forrest Park Rd and greenways – 2.3 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Clayton County trail network, Lake Charlotte NP.

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• Neighborhoods: South River Gardens.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private land.

Riverlands Greenway North • Where: from terminus of existing trail to Chattahoochee Trail Park via riverfront alignment – 1.5 miles in District 9. This is an alternative alignment that requires agreement from private landowners.

• Destinations: Chattahoochee River experience.

• Neighborhoods: Bolton neighborhood.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private land.

Riverlands Greenway South • Where: from Whittier Mills Park to city limit and Sandy Greenway connection – 2.5 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Whittier Mills Park, Chattahoochee Memorial Park, Chattahoochee River experience.

• Neighborhoods: Bankhead Bolton, Atlanta Industrial Park, Bankhead Courts, Whitter Mill Village.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Rockmart Trail • Where: from Beltline Westside Trail to Fair St in Mozley Park – 0.4 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Beltline Westside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Mozley Park.

• Trail Type: Neighborhood focused street trail and greenway at headwaters of Proctor Creek. Capacity for shared-use infrastructure.

Rockwell Gillette Trail • Where: from Pittman Park to Adair Park II via Mary St, Garibaldi St, Gardner St, Smith St, Rockwell St, Metropolitan Ave, Gillette Ave and greenway – 1.2 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Pittman Park and Rec Ctr, Gideons ES, Adair Park II (with connections to West End MARTA via Murphy Trail and Castleberry/AUC via McDaniel Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Pittsburgh.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for shared-use infrastructure.

Rocky & Drew Trail • Where: from Lake Claire to East Lake via DeKalb Pl, Rocky Ford Rd, Oakview Rd, East Lake Ter, Eva Davis Way to Glenwood – 1.9 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Drew CS, East Lake YMCA, Charlie Yates GC, East Lake Highrise senior facility, Publix.

• Neighborhoods: Lake Claire, Kirkwood, Villages of East Lake.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets

with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Rogers La France Trail • Where: from Eastside Trolley Trail to Edgewood Retail Center via Rogers St, Arizona Ave, LaFrance St with entrance to back side of Lowes – 1.4 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Toomer ES, Pullman Yards, Atlanta Public Schools warehouse, Edgewood Retail Center.

• Neighborhoods: Edgewood and Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Rosel Fann Greenway • Where: from Central Southside Trail to Rosel Fann Rec Ctr and South Atlanta Greenway via greenway – 1.3 miles including spurs in District 12.

• Destinations: Browns Mill GC, Rosel Fann Rec Ctr. • Neighborhoods: Rosedale Heights, Orchard Knob.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Sawtell Lakewood Trail • Where: from Chosewood Park to South Bend Park via Sawtell Ave, Claire Dr, Lakewood Ave to Macon Dr – 1.6 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Chosewood Park, GM plant development (“Sawtell”), South Atlanta Greenway, Lakewood Heights commercial, Lakewood Stadium, South Bend Park, Lakewood Amphitheater.

• Neighborhoods: Lakewood Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Shady Valley Trail • Where: from Lenox Trail to Shady Valley Park via Buford Hwy, Shady Valley Dr – 0.3 miles in District 7.

• Destinations: Shady Valley Park, Peachtree Creek Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: Pine Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Shy Scott Greenway • Where: from –Douglass HS to Usher-Collier ES via Loghaven Dr, Linkwood Rd, Linkwood Pl and greenways – 2.5 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: Douglass HS, Dr. Mary Shy Scott Park, Usher-Collier ES (with connection to HE Holmes MARTA via Terrell Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Collier Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

Silver Comet Greenway • Where: from Chattahoochee River to Chattahoochee Food Works via unused and lightly used rail corridor owned by State of Georgia – 2.5 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Silver Comet Trail to Alabama.

• Neighborhoods: Fern Leaf and Bolton.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

South Atlanta Greenway • Where: from Beltline to Crawford Long MS via McDonough Blvd, Thomasville Blvd, Hutchens Rd, Southside Industrial Pkwy and greenways with spurs to Norwood Rd, Stonewall Dr, Leila Ln, Forrest Dr – 8.0 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

• Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail, Carver HS, Slater ES, Southview Cemetery, Thomasville Park and Rec Ctr, Atlanta Youth Academy, Rebel Valley Park, Constitution Lakes Park (DeKalb County), Lake Charlotte Nature Preserve, South Atlanta High School, Humphries ES, Crawford Long MS. • Neighborhoods: South Atlanta, Lakewood Heights, Thomasville Heights, Norwood Manor, Leila Valley, Rebel Valley Forest, South River Gardens, Orchard Knob, Glenrose Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to high intensity streets with some sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

South Bend Greenway • Where: from Lakewood Heights to Polar Rock via Lakewood Ter, Compton Dr, Polar Rock Rd and greenways – 1.1 miles in Districts 1 and 12.

• Destinations: Lakewood Heights commercial, South Bend Park.

• Neighborhoods: Lakewood Heights and Polar Rock.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public land.

South Boulevard Trail • Where: from Grant Park to McDonough Trail via Boulevard – 1.1 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta, BeltLine Southside Trail, Benteen ES. • Neighborhoods: Grant Park, Boulevard Heights, Chosewood Park, Benteen Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying condition and capacity for protected infrastructure.

South Metropolitan Trail • Where: from BeltLine to Mt Zion Rd (city limit) via Metropolitan Pkwy and Old Jonesboro Rd – 3.3 miles in District 12. Trail shares alignment with a programmed upgraded MARTA arterial bus line.

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• Destinations: BeltLine Southside Trail, Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta Metropolitan State College, APD Zone X, commercial district north of 166, commercial district south of 166, Hutchinson ES. • Neighborhoods: Capitol View, Capitol View Manor, Sylvan Hills, Perkerson, Hammond Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

South Peachtree Creek Greenway • Where: trail of regional significance from the “Confluence” of Peachtree Creek and South Peachtree Creek to the VA Hospital and beyond into DeKalb County. Some segments are on Emory University land. 5.1 miles located in Districts 6 and 7.

• Destinations: Peachtree Creek Greenway, PATH 400, Emory University, Lindbergh Center, Cheshire Bridge commercial, Morningside Nature Preserve, Armand Road Park, Herbert Taylor Park.

• Neighborhoods: Lindridge/Martin Manor, Morningside/Lenox Park, and Emory University (segments cross into unincorporated DeKalb County) • Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Short segments as street trails on Lakeshore and Faulkner for example.

South River Greenway • Where: from Woodland Avenue to city limit on Moreland Ave – 2.3 miles in District 1. Part of regionally significant South River Trail extending to Rockdale County. Coordination needed with DeKalb County for missing segment along Intrenchment Creek from Moreland Ave to Custer Ave outside of city limits.

• Destinations: extension of programmed South River Greenway east from Woodland.

• Neighborhoods: Grant Park, Boulevard Heights, State Facility, and Woodland Hills.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Southside Ride • Where: from Beltline Southside Trail to city limit via Milton Ave, Lakewood Ave, Jonesboro Rd, Conley Rd – 4.6 miles in Districts 1 and 12. Alternative name proposed by Council Member Lewis is “Maurice Stone Davis Trail” • Destinations: Beltline Southside Trail, Lakewood Heights commercial, Dobbs ES, Kipp Vision CS, Tullwater Park, Southside Park, I-285 commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Norwood Manor, Lakewood Heights, Lakewood, Orchard Knob, Leila Valley, South River Gardens, Blair Villa/Poole Creek.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

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Spelman Trail • Where: from Lee Street to Chapel Street on Westview Dr connecting nearby Paper Trail, Stadium Northside Trail and Olympic Trail – 0.3 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Spelman College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Castleberry Hill.

• Neighborhoods: Atlanta University Center • Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Spring Trail • Where: continuation of city’s protected street trail in Midtown from 3rd Street down to Ivan Allen Blvd on Spring Street as a street trail – 2.3 miles in Districts 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Center for Civil and Human Rights, Emory Midtown Hospital, Olympic Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown, Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Springdale-Brewer Trail • Where: from Sylvan Hills MS to East Point Walmart via Brewer Blvd, Perkerson Rd, Perkerson Rd ped bridge, Springdale Rd – 2.3 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Sylvan Hills MS, Perkerson Park, Perkerson ES, Trinity Towers and Lakewood Christian Manor senior living facilities, Cleveland Ave commercial (Walmart).

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills, Perkerson, Hammond Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

St Charles Trail • Where: from Beltline to Springdale Rd via Ponce De Leon Pl, St Charles Ave and greenways – 1.3 miles in Districts 2 and 5. Trail is calmer neighborhood focused parallel alignment to Ponce De Leon Trail.

• Destinations: Beltline Eastside Trail, Midtown Place commercial, Ponce City Market, North Highland commercial, Springdale Park, Virgilee Park, The Paideia School.

• Neighborhoods: Virginia Highland, Atkins Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public and private lands.

Stadium Northside Trail • Where: from Atlanta University Center to Hollowell Trail via Westview Dr, Chapel St, Northside Dr – 3.2 miles in Districts 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Atlanta University Center, Cleopas Johnson Park, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Home Depot Backyard, Vine City MARTA, Westside BeltLine Connector, Trap Music Museum.

• Neighborhoods: English Avenue, Vine City, Atlanta University Center, Downtown, and The Villages at Castleberry Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Starvine Trail • Where: on Emory University campus – 0.8 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: Emory University Clairmont Campus and main campus.

• Neighborhoods: Emory University • Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with capacity for protected infrastructure.

State Trail • Where: from Atlantic Station to Georgia Tech via State St – 1.3 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Atlantic Station, Home Park (the park!), Georgia Tech (with connections to Peachtree St via Peachtree-Atlantic Trail and Loring Heights via Bishop Crossing).

• Neighborhoods: Home Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Stn Mtn Trail • Where: from Downtown to Decatur via Decatur St and DeKalb Ave to DeKalb Pl – 4.2 miles in Districts 1, 2, and 5.

• Destinations: Downtown, Selena Butler Park, MLK Natatorium, King Memorial MARTA Station, Krog commercial, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Freedom Park, Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA Station, Little 5 Points commercial, Iverson Park, Edgewood/ Candler Park MARTA Station, DeKalb commercial (with connection to Decatur via Stone Mountain Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Downtown, Sweet Auburn, Old Fourth Ward, Cabbagetown, Reynoldstown, Inman Park, Edgewood, Candler Park, Lake Claire, Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

• Neighborhoods: Atlanta University Center, Villages of Castleberry Hill, Castleberry Hill and Ashview Heights neighborhoods.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Sugar Creek Greenway • Where: from Eastside Trolley Trail to Glenwood Avenue via greenway and a short street trail on Memorial Drive – 1.2 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: Coan Park, Alba historic tree cluster, Memorial commercial, APS facility on Clifton, DeKalb Memorial Park.

• Neighborhoods: Kirkwood.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trail on high intensity street with capacity for protected infrastructure.

Summerhill Trail • Where: from Piedmont Ave downtown to Beltline Southside Trail along Coca-Cola Plaza, Bell St, Hill St, with a greenway across Phoenix Park, Connally St (with paper street connecting trail), Farrington Ave, and paper street access to DH Stanton Park to the Beltline – 2.6 miles in District 1 and 5.

• Destinations: Grady Hospital, Wesley CS, RawsonWashington Park, King MS, Phoenix Park 3, Phoenix Park 2, Track Georgia, Obama ES, DH Stanton Park, Beltline Southside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown, Sweet Auburn, Grant Park, Oakland, Peoplestown, and Summerhill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private land.

Sweet Auburn Grant Trail • Where: from Sweet Auburn to Grant Park via Chamberlain St, Boulevard, Memorial Dr, Park Ave, Bryan St, Boulevard, Glenwood Ave, Park Ave and greenways – 1.4 miles in Districts 1 and 5.

• Destinations: Sweet Auburn commercial, Grant Piedmont Trail, Decatur Trail, Oakland Cemetery, Memorial commercial (with connections to Beltline and Downtown via Decatur Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Sweet Auburn, Cabbagetown, Grant Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure. Greenways on public land.

Student Movement Trail

Sydney Trail

• Where: from Castleberry Hill to Atlanta University Center via Fair St, Atlanta Student Movement Blvd, Joseph Lowery Blvd – 1.1 miles in DistrictS 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Atlanta University Center, Cleopas Johnson Park, Castleberry Hill.

• Where: from Fulton St to Grant Park via Sydney St Possible one-way pair with Glenwood through this neighborhood – 0.8 miles in District 1 • Destinations: Grant Park, Cherokee commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Summerhill and Grant Park.

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• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Tech Beltline Trail • Where: from Midtown to Beltline via extension of trail from 5th St to 6th St and Greenwood Ave through privately owned Midtown Place – 1.5 miles in Districts 2, 3 and, 4.

• Destinations: Midtown mixed use (with connection to Georgia Tech), Midtown Place, BeltLine Eastside Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Midtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Midtown Place segment to be negotiated with owner.

Tech North Trail • Where: from Georgia Tech to English Ave via North Ave – 0.7 miles in Districts 3 and 4.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech main campus, CocaCola HQ, Georgia Tech Life Sciences campus, Westside BeltLine Connector, Trap House Museum.

• Neighborhoods: English Avenue and Downtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Technical Trail • Where: from Perkerson Park to Millican Park via Woodbourne Dr, Claire Dr, Technical College Loop and greenways – 1.3 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Perkerson Park, Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta Metropolitan State College, Millican Park (with connection to Beltline Southside Trail via Millican Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Sylvan Hills, Capitol View and Capitol View Manor.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public land.

streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Thomasville Greenway • Where: from South Atlanta Greenway to United Trail via greenway and street trails on Moreland Ave, Custer Ave, Woodland Ave, and Henry Thomas Blvd – 2.2 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: South Atlanta Greenway, Thomasville Park and Rec Ctr, Moreland Ave commercial, upcoming redevelopment of affordable housing.

• Neighborhoods: Thomasville Heights.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Troy Chappell Trail • Where: from BeltLine to Hollowell Trail via Troy St, Joseph Boone Blvd, Chappell Rd – 1.1 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Washington Park, BeltLine Westside Trail, Watershed Management project on Proctor Creek tributary, City of Refuge, Valley of Hawks Trail, Chappell Rd ABI project, future development at former Microsoft site.

• Neighborhoods: Hunter Hills, Bankhead and Grove Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public land.

TuckaHarbin Trail • Where: from Mays Avon Trail to Campbellton Trail via Tuckawanna Dr, Cascade Rd, and Harbin Rd – 2.3 miles in Districts 10 and 11.

• Destinations: Young MS, Cascade Springs NP, MARTA Campbellton BRT. • Neighborhoods: Southwest, Laurens Valley, Cascade Heights, Audobon Forest West.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Terrell Creek Greenway

Tullwater Greenway

• Where: from Douglass High School to Proctor Creek Greenway via New Jersey Ave, Donald Lee Hollowell Dr, Hollywood Rd and greenways – 5.4 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Douglass HS, Lincoln Cemetery, Hollowell commercial, Center Hill Park, Proctor Creek Greenway (with connection to Riverlands Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Riverside, Scotts Crossing, Carey Park, Armour Park, Center Hill, Grove Park, and Harvel Homes Community • Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity

• Where: from Browns Mill Trail and Central Southside Trail to South Atlanta Greenway via greenway and street trail on McWilliams Rd – 1.0 miles in District 12.

• Destinations: Browns Mill GC, Kipp Vision Academy, Tullwater Park.

• Neighborhoods: Lakewood, Leila Valley • Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Street trail on medium intensity street with capacity for protected infrastructure.

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Underwood Hills Trail • Where: from Berkeley Park to Silver Comet Trail via Berkely Ave, Antone St, Tallulah St, Commerce Dr, on private property at Howell Mill Square and Piedmont West, Harper St, Defoor Ave, railroad crossing, Chattahoochee Row, Silver Comet Connector Trail – 1.8 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Howell Mill Square, Piedmont Medical Offices, Underwood Hills Park, Chattahoochee Food Works.

• Neighborhoods: Underwood Hills, Hills Park and Berkeley Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on private land.

United Trail • Where: from Beltline Southeast Trail and South River Greenway to Moreland Ave and the Thomasville Trail via street trail on United Blvd. Segments of this are complete but need a more attractive solution than the beaten up white plastic bollards connected by surface metal runners - 0.8 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: Beltline Southeast Trail, Moreland Ave commercial, Thomasville Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Ormewood Park, Woodland Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected (and beautified) infrastructure.

Valley of the Hawks • Where: from Georgia Tech main campus then via new bridge over railroad to Georgia Tech’s Science Square then street trail via Michel St, Northyards Blvd, Cameron Alexander Blvd to greenway passing beneath the Beltline and ending at Carlisle Road – 3.0 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Georgia Tech Main Campus, Georgia Tech Science Square, Valley of the Hawks marsh restoration, Beltline Westside Trail, Beltline Chappel Road Housing, Mozley Franklin Park Greenway.

• Neighborhoods: English Avenue, Bankhead, Grove Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Venetian Hills Trail • Where: from John A. White Park to Campbellton Trail via Cascade Cir, Avon Ave, Cahaba Dr, Venetian Dr and greenway – 1.2 miles in Districts 11 and 12.

Leverages existing trail connection on Cahaba.

• Destinations: John A. White Park and Swimming Pool, MARTA’s Campbellton BRT. • Neighborhoods: Venetian Hills ES, Venetian Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity

streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Verbena Trail • Where: from Anderson Park to Douglass Fairfield Trail via Verbena St – 0.4 miles in District 3.

• Destinations: Anderson Park, Kipp Collegiate CS, Coach Rambo Rec Ctr, Shirley Place Park.

• Neighborhoods: Penelope Neighbors and Dixie Hills.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Virginia Freedom Trail • Where: from John Howell Park to Freedom Park via Barnett St – 0.7 miles in District 2.

• Destinations: John Howell Park, Virginia-Highland ES, Ponce commercial, Freedom Park, (with connection to Va-Hi commercial via Virginia Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Virgina Highland and PonceyHighland.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Virginia Trail • Where: from 8th Street to Virginia-Highland commercial district via Virginia Ave and greenway – 1.1 miles in Districts .

• Destinations: Midtown Promenade, Midtown HS, Piedmont Park, BeltLine Eastside Trail, Midtown Plaza commercial, Virginia-Highland ES, John Howell Park, Virginia Highland commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Midtown, Virginia Highland.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure. Greenway on private land.

Waterworks Trail • Where: from Upper Westside to BeltLine via Howell Mill Rd – 0.5 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Upper Westside commercial, BeltLine Northwest Trail and residential with links to Huff, 14th and 17th Trails.

• Neighborhoods: Berkeley Park • Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure.

West Cascade Trail • Where: from City Limit to New Hope Rd via Danforth Rd – 1.2 miles in District 11.

• Destinations: West Cascade Park.

• Neighborhoods: Midwest Cascade.

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• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity street with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

West End Greenway • Where: Greenway comprised of alleyways, footpaths, paper streets, etc. – 0.8 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: West End Park, Howell Park, RDA commercial, Russell Academy MS, BeltLine Southwest Trail (with connection to West End Mall development (“One”) via Grant Westview Trail on RDA).

• Neighborhoods: West End. • Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

West Manor Trail • Where: from Cascade Road (Kroger) to West Manor Elementary via street trail on Cascade Pkwy, Hazelwood Dr, Redbud Lane, Spreading Oak Dr, Larchmont Dr, West Manor Circle, and Lynhurst Dr 1.9 miles in District 10.

• Destinations: Cascade Kroger, Young MS, West Manor Park, West Manor ES. • Neighborhoods: West Manor, Green Forest Acres, Green Acres Valley.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with capacity for protected and/or shareduse infrastructure. Short greenway on private lands.

Whetstone Greenway • Where: continuation of existing Whetstone Greenway - 1.4 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Riverlands Greenway, Bolton/Moores Mill commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Bolton and Riverside.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands – including Georgia Power easement along Paul Ave.

Whitewater Greenway • Where: from Paces Ferry Rd to East Palisades Trailhead – 1.8 miles in District 8.

• Destinations: Lovett School, North Atlanta HS, Trinity PS. • Neighborhoods: Paces and Whitewater Creek.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

Whittier Brick Greenway • Where: from the proposed terminus of Proctor Creek Greenway at the Chattahoochee Brick Memorial Park to Whetstone Trail via greenway – 1.1 miles in Districts 9 and 10.

• Destinations: Chattahoochee Brick Memorial Park, Whittier Mill Park, Chattahoochee Trail Park, Bolton/ Marietta commercial, Whetstone Trail.

• Neighborhoods: Chattahoochee and Whittier Mill Village.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

West Peachtree Trail

Wieuca Trail

• Where: continuation of city’s protected bike lanes project on West Peachtree from 17th Street to Beverly Road - 1.8 miles in Districts 2, 3, and 4.

• Destinations: Midtown and Downtown.

• Neighborhoods: Midtown and Downtown.

• Trail Type: Street trail on high intensity street with capacity for protected infrastructure.

• Where: from East Paces Ferry Rd to Chastain Park via Roxboro Rd, Wieuca Rd, Roswell Rd, W. Wieuca Rd – 3.3 miles in Districts 7 and 8.

• Destinations: Phipps Place, Phipps Plaza, North Buckhead Park, PATH 400, Sarah Smith ES, Wieuca MS, Chastain Park.

• Neighborhoods: North Buckhead, East Chastain Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium to high intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Westside Ride • Where: from Upper Westside Waterworks to Center Hill Park via Foster St, W. Marietta St, Church St, Johnson Rd, Sumlin Ave – 3.3 miles in Districts 3 and 9.

• Destinations: Upper Westside commercial, Waterworks Park, Goat Farm cultural center, Howard School, West Marietta commercial, Knight Park, BeltLine Westside Trail, Westside Park, Westside Mtn Bike Park, Boyd ES, Hollywood commercial, Center Hill Park (with connection to Atlantic Station via 17th St Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Home Park, Blandtown, Knight Park, Bankhead, Rockdale, Grove Park, Almond Park and Center Hill.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Requires railroad bridge to reconnect the communities. Greenways on public and private lands.

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Willow Trail • Where: from Barbara McCoy Park to Campbellton Rd via Willow Tr, Venetian Dr, Alma St – 0.9 miles in Districts 7, 10, 11, and 12.

• Destinations: Barbara McCoy Park, MARTA’s Campbellton BRT (with connection to John A. White Park and Outdoor Activity Center via Utoy Greenway).

• Neighborhoods: Venetian Hills and Cascade Ave. • Trail Type: Street trail on low intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenways on public and private lands.

Wimbledon Trail • Where: from Piedmont Ave to BeltLine – 0.6 miles in District 6.

• Destinations: BeltLine Eastside Trail, Piedmont Ave commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Piedmont Heights. MorningsideLenox Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Windsor Forsyth Trail • Where: from Downtown to Pittman Park via Windsor St, Doane St, Adamson St, Fortress Ave – 1.4 miles in District 4.

• Destinations: Downtown, Dunbar ES, Dunbar Neighborhood Ctr, Rosa Burney Park, Windsor Street Park, future development on Adamson and Windsor, Pittman Park.

• Neighborhoods: Downtown and Mechanicsville.

• Trail Type: Street trail on medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Woodall Greenway • Where: from existing Woodall Trail to Peachtree Creek via greenway – 1.0 miles in District 9.

• Destinations: Woodall Trail and Silver Comet Connector Trail (with connections to Chattahoochee Food Works and Marietta Blvd commercial).

• Neighborhoods: Hanover West, Westover Plantation.

• Trail Type: Greenway on public and private lands.

streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected infrastructure.

Zaban Daniel Trail • Where: from East Lake Park to city limit on Pharr Rd via Memorial Dr and Daniel Ave – 0.8 miles in District 5.

• Destinations: East Lake GC, East Lake Park, Zaban Rec Ctr (with connections to McKoy Park in Decatur and to East Lake loop trail via East Lake West Lake Trail).

• Neighborhoods: East Lake.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to high intensity streets without existing sidewalks and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Greenway on public land.

Zoolanta Trail • Where: from Central Southside Trail to Grant Park via Pulliam St, Atlanta Ave, Boulevard – 2.0 miles in Districts 1 and 4.

• Destinations: Central Southside Trail, Summerhill BRT, Obama ES, Ormond-Grant Park, Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta (with connections to Stanton Park and Southside BeltLine via Summerhill Trail).

• Neighborhoods: Peoplestown and Grant Park.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity streets with some existing sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for protected and/or shared-use infrastructure.

Woodland Trail • Where: from Custer Avenue and the Thomasville Trail to Ormewood Ave and the Ormewood Shoals Trail via street trail on Woodland Avenue – 1.3 miles in District 1.

• Destinations: South River Greenway, Moreland/ Ormewood commercial.

• Neighborhoods: Ormewood Park, Woodland Hills, and Custer/McDonough/Guice.

• Trail Type: Street trail on low to medium intensity street with some sidewalks in varying conditions and capacity for shared-use infrastructure.

Yates Glenwood Trail • Where: from DeKalb Memorial Park to East Lake via Glenwood Ave and Allendale Dr – 2.1 miles in District 5. Together with the East Lake West Lake Trail a loop is created around East Lake GC. • Destinations: DeKalb Memorial Park, Yates GC, East Lake GC, Publix (with connection to Drew CS and YMCA via Rocky and Drew Trail).

• Neighborhoods: East Lake and Villages at East Lake.

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Appendix 3 - Trails ATL Network Evaluation Analysis Phase 1 Trail

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Trail 10th Tr 14th Huff Tr 15th Tr 17th Tr AD Williams Adams Park Tr Airmen Tr Airport Tr Alvin Tr Ansley Botanical Tr Arden Tr Armour Yard Tr Austin Tr Bagley Tr Baker North Tr BATL Tr Beecher Hills Gr Beecher Tr Beltline Bellemeade Access Beltline North Ave Access Beltline Peeples Access Beltline White St Access Benteen Gr Bishop's Crossing Blue Heron Gr Bolton Academy Tr Boone Carter Tr Boulder Park Tr Bowen Gr Bridges Gr Broad Tr Browns Mill Tr Brownwood Gr Campbellton Tr Candler Tr Canterbury Tr 38

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N N N H M H H L N N N N N N H N N N N N N N N N N N H H N N N H N H N N

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Trail Capitol West Lake Tr Carey Park Gr Caroline Mortimer Tr Cascade Tr Cativo Gr Centennial Yards Tr Central Park Gr Central Southside Gr Charlotte S outhside Gr Chastain 400 Tr Cheshire Chatt Tr Chosewood Gr Circle Tr Civic S pine Cleveland Tr Clifton Arizona Tr Coach Rambo Gr Collier Hills Tr Collins Gr Congress Tr Connector Tr Constitution Lakes Tr Continental Tr Cottage Grove Tr Crestlawn Tr Deerwood Loop Deerwood Park Tr Delmar Tr Douglass Fairfield Tr Dunbar Gr Dunwoody Tr East Atlanta Freedom Tr East Lake West Lake Tr Eastside Trolley Tr Emerald Bunche Gr Emerald Camp Creek Gr Emerald Cascade Gr Emerald Falling Water Gr Emerald Forest Gr Emerald Greenbriar Gr Emerald Powerline Gr Emerald S andy Gr Emerald Tatum Lake Gr Emerald Tell Gr Emerald Therrell Gr Emerald Utoy Gr Emerald Verdant Gr Emerald Wilson Mill Gr Emory Tr English Vine Tr

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N N N N N N N H N N N N N N H N N N N N N N N N N N H H N N N N N N N N N H H H H H N H H H N H N H

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Trail Evelyn Gr Ezra Church Tr Fair Tr Fairburn Tr Fielding Linkwood Tr Finley Temple Gr Glenrose Tr Gordon Tr Grant Piedmont Park Tr Grant Westview Tr Greenbriar Tr Harwell Gr Haynes Tr Highland Tr Hollowell Tr Hollywood Tr Hornet Tr Howell Mill Tr Hulsey Tr Inman Tr Intrenchment Gr Invictus Gr Irwin Dobbs Tr Jefferson Gr John A White Loop Joyland Gr King Martin Gr King Tr Kings Grant Tr Lakewood Gr Langston Tr Lawton Tr Leila Valley Tr Lenox Tr Lil 5 Gr Lindbergh Battle Tr Lionel Hampton Tr Long S wann Tr Loring Heights Gr Lorraine Gr Macon Pryor Tr Mary Lin Tr Mays Avon Tr McDonough Tr Melvin Tr Memorial Tr Metropolitan Gr Midtown Tr Millican Gr Moores Mill Tr 40

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Trail Morehouse Tr Moreland Tr Mozley Franklin Park Gr Mt Gilead Tr Murphy Tr Nelson Tr North Atlanta Tr Oak Tr Oakland Tr Oldknow Tr Olympic Tr Ontario Tr Ormewood S hoals Tr Paper Tr Parrot Tr Peachtree Creek Gr Peachtree Garden Gr Peavine Tr Peters Tr Peyton Forest Gr Peyton Tr Piedmont Tr Piedmont Westside Park Tr Pitman Tr Pittsburgh Tr Polar Rock Tr Polar S wann Tr Ponce Tr Poole Creek Gr Proctor Creek Gr Pullman Tr Redwine Tr Regina Tr Renaissance Freedom Tr River Gardens Gr Riverlands Gr Rockmart Tr Rockwell Gillette Tr Rocky and Drew Tr Rogers La France Tr Rosel Fann Gr S awtell Lakewood Tr S hady Valley Tr S hy S cott Gr S ilver Comet Gr South Atlanta Gr S outh Bend Gr S outh Boulevard Tr S outh Metropolitan Tr South Peachtree Creek Gr

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Appendix 4 - Public Outreach Summaries Round 1 Public Meeting Trails ATL First Round Public Meetings NE Quadrant March 25, 2024, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Nico Shen Macy Khamsa Rachel Maher Tara Buckner

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Role PATH, Transportation Planner KAIZEN, Landscape Architect KAIZEN, Landscape Architectural Designer Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner

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Access to Piedmont Hospital E Rivers spur to Northside BeltLine Plan trails around existing trees to limit less We need to connect Peachtree Hills Park to BeltLine from PH Park to the North Peachtree St. should have ped. barriers

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Round 1 Virtual Meeting March 26, 2024, 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Macy Khamsa Rachel Maher Tara Buckner Nico Shen La’Shawn Dudley Meeting Attendees Name Aisha Washington BMJohnson Cedmond Gineekia Sylara M Tony Vassiliadis Rob’s Notetaker

Role PATH, Transportation Planner KAIZEN, Landscape Architectural Designer Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner KAIZEN, Landscape Architect Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner

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Attendees’ comments Sylara M: •

Not a question, but this is so great and so exciting. I love how the Beltline allows me to cross quadrants and access other neighborhoods and bypass busy streets. I look forward to more trails that will allow this - either allowing me to visit friends and access grocery stores and businesses around me by bypassing busy streets and/or adding walkable (traffic calming) measures wherever the trail does interface with car-focused roads

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I live in SW ATL and it’d be great if trails could connect me from MARTA to the plazas and local businesses near me - eg West End and Lee and White. Being able to easily access public transit would be GREAT. But always a fan of being able to access grocery stores and local restaurants via trail.

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and Carver Neighborhood Market in Peoplestown is hard to access. A trail there would make

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navigating that on bike much easier I work in and visit Buford Highway/Chamblee often and I don’t even know where I’d start to make that walkable/bikeable. If that would be possible, that’d be amazing! I walked it once and was along a busy street the entire time. I saw so many people on bikes on the sidewalks , where we all felt cramped. But the roads could not accommodate bikes at all.

(Thank you for taking my NUMEROUS chats haha)

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Currently live on Northside Drive (Loring Heights). The Beltline will soon be constructed nearby, and I’m very excited about that. I would love to be able to travel comfortably on my bike or walk to Westside Provisions, Midtown, Atlantic Station, and The Works, and especially Arts Center Marta without getting in my car. Hard to cross Peachtree and the connector. Really glad to see this effort! Thank you!

Need to drop soon. Will the meeting be posted on your website?

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Yes

What kind of trail do you prefer and why?

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I prefer greenways and sidepaths.

Streets for all are also great, but I find so many angry drivers will veer into the bike line and park there.

I don’t feel very safe on Streets for All. Sorry - I meant to say that I don’t feel very safe on *shared streets* at all Streets for all are great when the roads are not very busy. I love the lanes around grant park. It’s pleasant to run/walk and because it’s close to the park, cars aren’t going too fast.

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NW Quadrant April 8, 2024, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Nico Shen Rachel Maher Tara Buckner

Meeting Attendees Name Kathy Keith Sharp Zaneta Chuniq Inpower Ruth Hurd Akiem Williams Promise Inpower Jim Moulk

Role PATH, Transportation Planner KAIZEN, Landscape Architect Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner

Email riversidekate@gmail.com oksharp@kw.com Chuniq.inpower@gmail.com r.hurd@eco-act.org williamsakiem@gmail.com Promise.inpower@gmail.com

Attendees’ comments for NW Quadrant •

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Where do people want access to: o Grocery store o Old incinerator o Future redevelopment near Whittier Mill Village o Chattahoochee Brick Park o Memorial Park o Former Bankhead courts o Atlanta housing o Westlake redevelopment o Adam park o Douglas Highschool o aiker Where do people want connections to: o Grove Park ▪ From south (Westlake) to north (bankhead)

SE Quadrant April 10, 2024, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Macy Khamsa Rachel Maher Tara Buckner

Role PATH, Transportation Planner KAIZEN, Landscape Architectural Designer Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner

Meeting Attendees Name n/a

Email n/a

Attendees’ comments for SE Quadrant •

n/a because there were no attendees

Round 1 Spanish Virtual Meeting April 22, 2024, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Rachel Maher Tara Buckner La’Shawn Dudley Jose Salazar Macy Khamsa Justin Cutler

Role PATH, Transportation Planner Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner KAIZEN, Landscape Architectural Designer Parks & Rec, Commissioner

Meeting Attendees Name

Email

n/a

n/a

Attendees’ comments •

n/a because there were no attendees

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Round 1 Virtual Meeting April 24, 2024, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Project Team Members Name Eric Ganther Rachel Maher Tara Buckner Cooper Brock

Role PATH, Transportation Planner Parks & Rec, Deputy Commissioner Parks & Red, City Planner KAIZEN, Civil Engineer

Meeting Attendees Name

Email

Chelsea G James Jim M Lauren Farrar Donna Stephens Jonathan Hunsucker Ruth Virginia Chu William McDonald

n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Attendees’ comments “Where do you want to go?”

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Ruth o Grocery Store o Libraries/polling places o West Midtown Virginia Chu o Day care o MARTA Stations (would like bucket bike access) Lauren Farrar o Midtown/Virginia Highlands to Downtown Chelsea G o Piedmont Park from Lakewood o Lakewood to Hapeville Jim M o West to Silver Comet o East to Stone Mountain o South to Aerotropolis o PATH400 to Roswell

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Donna Stephens o Proctor Creek Greenway o Chattahoochee River Jonathan Hunsucker o Hapeville to West End

What type of infrastructure would you like to see?

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Lauren Farrar o Streets for All o Greenways Chelsea G o Side path o Greenway o Q: Are side paths easier to pass when sidewalks already exist?”

Jim M. o Streets for All o Greenways Donna Stephens o Greenways (for environmental reasons) Ruth o Streets for All (would be most convenient) William McDonald o Greenways (for large irregular arteries like along creeks and rivers) o Protected streets for all/side path (when restricted to main car thoroughfares)

Other Comments: •

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Jim

o Q: “How do we help you?” o A: Spread the word. Get people to take the survey. o “A lot of people but don’t come out.”

Chelsea o “Does TrailsATL have a social media account? I first heard about it at an NPU meeting” o TrailsATL should utilize ATL Scoop to get the word out. Popular account for Atlantans.

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Round 1 Survey Map What is your home zip code?

Do you get enough exercise?

What is your home zip code?

Do you get enough exercise?

# of survey participants in their respected zip code area

% of survey results in the zip code area responded [No]

153 - 101

100% - 81%

100 - 76

80% - 61%

75 - 51

60% - 41%

50 - 26

40% - 21%

25 - 1

20% - 0%

No Survey Result Collected

No Survey Result Collected

Would a new trail close to your home encourage you to exercise more?

Would a new trail close to your home encourage you to exercise more?

Would a new trail close to your home encourage you to exercise more? % of survey results in the zip code area responded [Yes]

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How often would you visit an Atlanta trail if one were within 10 minutes of your home? % of survey results in the zip code area responded [At least once per week]

100% - 81%

100% - 81%

80% - 61%

80% - 61%

60% - 41%

60% - 41%

40% - 21%

40% - 21%

20% - 0%

20% - 0%

No Survey Result Collected

No Survey Result Collected

How would you most use a trail if one were within 10-minutes of your home?

Would you recommend an unprotected bike lane to your friends and family members?

How would you most use a trail if one were within 10-minutes of your home? % of survey results in the zip code area responded [Recreation]

Would you recommend an unprotected bike lane to your friends and family members? % of survey results in the zip code area responded [Not Recommended]

100% - 81%

100% - 81%

80% - 61%

80% - 61%

60% - 41%

60% - 41%

40% - 21%

40% - 21%

20% - 0%

20% - 0%

No Survey Result Collected

No Survey Result Collected

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Round 2 Public Meeting What is your Zip Code?

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Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results

Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results

Round Survey Q: What is your 2 age range?Results

Q: What is your race/ethnicity?

What is your age range?

What is your race/ethnicity?

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61 11

105 18-25

Black/African American

28

26-49 50-70

East Asian Other

15

South Asian

> 70

White 285

267

n=400

n=400

Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results

Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results

Should the City make building trails a priority?

Where safe trail design removal of on-street 19 respondents listed Hispanic ethnicity which could betrails of any race parking, should the City requires prioritize or parking?? parking, should the City prioritize trails or parking?

Q: Should the City make building trails a priority?

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Q: Where safe trail design requires removal of on-street

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“Yes, if” these things are considered: • safety • jobs and transit • housing • displacement • wayfinding • natural surfaces

Yes

Trails

Yes, if

Parking

No

Not sure

n=400

Further detail in “not sure” • depends on how badly parking is needed • city should create other places to park

Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results Q: HowHow should the City prioritize where to build trails? should the City prioritize where to build trails?

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n=400

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Trails ATL >> Round 2 Survey Results

Q: Should the City prioritize trails that enable students

Should the City prioritize trails that enable students ages 11-18 to get to school? ages 11-18 to get to school?

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Extend Existing Trails Areas Currently Underserved by Trails

Yes

Areas with Historically Low Public Investment

No

Yes, If

Other Where Easiest and Cheapest to Build 85

n=400

“Yes, if” these things are considered: • safety • wayfinding • serve other needs • actually used • helps traffic • kids behave

306

n=400

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Round 2 District Feedback

D1 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities

Bad crossing

Parks

Rec Center

Commercial Areas Too scary to cross highway at these locations

Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Want a trail from Benteen ES to Chosewood Park

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Concern for trees because trucking companies have already removed so many • What is timeline since the south BeltLine is just now being built after many years of discussion • South Atlanta deserves more trails because North and East Atlanta already have a lot • Want to get to Lake Charlotte and South River Trail in DeKalb County • Desire for trails on public property, not private • Strong support for pushing trails impacting Thomasville to the top of the prioritization list.

• Flooding concerns in Leila Valley • South Atlanta totally cut off by railroad – like two different cities.

A lady bikes to the CDC/Emory from home

Terrible intersection No clear access to Chosewood Park Thomasville deserves a nice trail

RR bridge not easy to use – too many steps

I live/work here

DeKalb

Obstacles, Conflicts, Barriers, Concerns

AHA project plus flooding concerns in Leila Valley

Desired Destinations

Would love a connection to Lake Charlotte

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D2 Feedback

Add bus stop network!

Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities 14th

Needs protected lane on Piedmont

Midtown

Note: Being redesigned by ATLDOT - Monroe Complete St. Project 7/11/2024

Parks

Virginia Ave needs safe bike route to school, BeltLine, park and commercial.

Public Parcels

School Bus + Cycle?

Rivers/Creeks Families living here want a safe BeltLine to Virgina path to school and BeltLine via GPC Owned Lot

Greenwood is wide – use it 5th St Bike Ln

Install a modal filter on Charles Allen Make 5th a shared street

Follow the ridge?

M

Need more BeltLine access M M

M

Scary intersections

3 safer crossings along Ponce

McLendon

Nh working with GDOT to make this happen.

Fix this now

Edgewood Retail

Howard Middle

Please connect Little Five to Edgewood !!!!

Tunnel is terrifying Fix DeKalb – better than Edgewood

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Rec Center

Commercial Areas

Existing/ Funded Trails Key Points Made in Public Meeting • Strong support for the Central Park Greenway and a BeltLine to Virginia Highland connection • Extending 5th Street Bike Lanes to BeltLine important to meeting attendees.

• Residents east of Monroe and North of Ponce see Monroe as “Only way out” • Desire for more east-west connections, that connect to the BeltLine.

• Connect Virginia Ave from the BeltLine • Charles Allen a critical artery for cyclists that needs more traffic calming.

• Concern raised of when design decisions are made, how are they vetted, and the lasting affect they have.

• Consider including raised cycle track as part of listed strategies.

• Need to resolve DeKalb Ave. – alternative streets are not working (Edgewood/McLendon)

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations Desired Destinations

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D3 Feedback Greenway Opportunities

Parks

Street Trail Opportunities

Commercial Areas

Rivers/Creeks

Public Parcels

Rec Center

Existing/ Funded Trails

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Communication for public meeting need to be better and not last minute [held follow up meeting for this reason] • Worries for seniors; high schoolers being a nuisance and messing with peoples' properties.

• Need to focus on maintenance • There are cameras but not police • Atlantic Station area and west side of the district are different vibes and age range • Railroad is big barrier to W Marietta • Excited about EPA grant for Carey Park area • Strong support for the Grove Park trails

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations Desired Destinations

Needs safe walking areas

Erosion issue

Nobody knows about this bridge.

Feels unsafe.

Needs better access to MLK and MARTA

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D4 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks

Rec Center

Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Want to get to stadiums and downtown safely

Accidents because cars go too fast Critical RR crossing

Very hard to cross Lee St & RR Tracks

Existing flex bollards are not helpful. Need more protection

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Crossing RR is key to connect Pittsburg and Mechanicsville neighborhoods to each other and to downtown and West End MARTA • Existing RDA bike lanes are hard to travel on, trash, cars destroying flexible bollards.

• Want connections between West End and Downtown • Want to get from West End mall to Atlanta University Center (Morehouse, Spelman) • Strong support for Centennial Trail concept

I live/work here Hard to cross

Want to get to BeltLine and across it as well

Public comments re specific locations Desired Destinations

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Key Points Made in Public Meetings • 3 major neighborhoods strongly want to connect with one another – EAV, Little 5, Reynoldstown • Moreland, I-20, and DeKalb make neighborhood connections difficult – most people end up driving.

• Want support for the bike culture in this district (after school kids bike club in Brownwood Park, Maynard Jackson Bike Club, daily bike bus down Glenwood Ave, multiple group rides in Cabbagetown) • Strong support for a trail along DeKalb instead of existing sharrow alignment using McLendon. McLendon has hills and neighbors don’t want actual bike lanes – not suitable for commuters.

D5 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks Commercial Areas Public Parcels DeKalb is much better than McLendon - flatter

Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Must make bridge underpass better Make Hosea a street with protected bike lanes Fulton T = best crossing street for BeltLine

Formalize neighborhood shared streets Park currently being renovated

How do I safely get between East Atlanta and Little 5?

Give protected lanes to Glenwood

Safe school crossings

Public comments re specific locations * Desired Destinations

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* Meeting flow did not support discussion of home and work locations as in other meetings.

D6 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Desire better access to Morningside so don’t have to drive there.

Nh has plans for access to BL from here.

Lack safe access to BeltLine Nh open to solutions on Cumberland Use trails to narrow the streets in Ansley Park

Immediate neighbors want to keep these parks for themselves.

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Managing speed of e-bikes and scooters • Grades need to enable wheelchair users to access BeltLine at Peachtree Hills • Parking lots have run off issues • Concern about homeless people loitering • BeltLine rip rap process along creek is very bad – need to do better • How do we get better access to and along Peachtree Street • Neighbors concerned about access to parks (both positive and negative impacts of increased access) • Virginia Ave needs safe biking to BeltLine from commercial area.

• The Prado and Cumberland are crucial ew connections

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

Desired Destinations

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D7 Feedback

Getting to Chastain from east of Roswell is not fun today.

Want to go to PATH 400 safely on Wieuca

Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities North Buckhead nh group has designs for sidepaths on Wieuca, Old Ivy and PeachtreeDunwoody “Signature Streets”

Concrete trail would destroy this part of nature preserve

Parks Commercial Areas Public Parcels

This area needs to be done right as it is where trails and destinations come together.

Just want to ride from Chastain to lunch on Roswell!

Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Concerns for removing trees at Peachtree Hills • Blue Heron volunteers worry about impact to ecology of nature preserve • Connectivity/way finding is a concern so trail users don’t get lost • Piedmont connects to destinations but is very dangerous.

• E Bike speeds need to be managed • Need better access to BeltLine from Peachtree Hills Senior Living and Lindbergh

Piedmont connects to many places but dangerous and uncomfortable. A trail of some sort would help along here.

Residents of senior living facility won’t have good access to BeltLine!

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

Current idea for going on Kinsey Ct. won’t work – too steep. Need alternative

Desired Destinations

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D8 Feedback Ample parking at Horse Farm. People should drive to the park and walk rather than try to walk to the park directly.

Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks

Put trail projects inside Randall Mill Park [proposed] and not on the streets. People can drive to RM and park and walk on trails.

Area is unsafe for walking and biking – but doesn’t need to be.

Other residents will not want any trail infrastructure here.

Northside needs a sidepath.

Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

15k+ cars per day travel here; not suitable for bikes

Too many curves for bike lanes and walking.

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Trails should be discussed on a street-bystreet basis • Need to get more people and voice the opinion on the survey • Desire to be able to ride a bike to key destinations. Younger people want to bike and walk in the nh • Don’t necessarily see the need for trails.

People don’t walk in D8; destinations are spread out • Concern that proposed trails in D8 will so enrage residents that it will fuel talk of Buckhead secession.

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

Desired Destinations

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Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Children need safe school access – number one priority • Trails need to accommodate large influx of new residents at Bowen • Desire for Proctor Creek Greenway to be finished soon • Want legacy residents to be able to participate in the planning – want healthier lifestyle support.

• New residents need alternatives to driving so roads don’t become clogged – get to grocery stores!

• Strong support for Terrell Creek trail and EPA grant application.

D9 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks Commercial Areas

Walking and biking dangerous.

Public Parcels

Parrot St is narrow here

Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

How to get to greenway?

Need good BeltLine access here.

Hard to get to park from commercial area

Barrier!

How will crossing work – cars go fast.

Strong support for this nh trail

Impossible to walk on Johnson.

How do kids get to school?

Nh working to make this bridge happen

I live/work here

Scary crossings

Public comments re specific locations.

Desired Destinations

Very unsafe intersection.

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D10 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks

Need safe access to jobs on Fulton Industrial

Existing/ Funded Trails

Fairburn feels very unsafe

No good way to walk to park

Unsafe drivers here

Want north-south way to MARTA from NP

Nobody goes here but it’s pretty

Want to be able to go for walks in this area

Continue your trail along MLK Cars go fast; no sidewalk; would never bike here.

Want bridge over creek from Lynn Valley Interstate is a wall cutting community apart

Want greenway; don’t want parking at trail heads Residents probably won’t like adding sidewalks on Mays.

School kids need to get to Outdoor Activity Center

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Strong support for Utoy Greenway • Desire for community to be better involved in the planning – create a board of citizens • Important to connect to Cobb County • Need better access to greenspaces • Do something for Adamsville!

• Don’t build parking lots near trailheads • Make it easier for high school kids to get to school • Open up Herbert Greene park again • Do something with Klaus park • Make access to HE Holmes a priority • Link the green spaces with trails – Wilson Mill Pk. • Get to the river trail project • Older residents want to leave a legacy • Get to the BeltLine!

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

Desired Destinations

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Wish there were bike lanes on Danforth – street too narrow now after new sidewalks

Dog Park is not well maintained, otherwise would like to go here

Suggest street trails on Kimberly and Niskey to create a walk/bike loop like this.

285 totally divides the community. Likes the image of a trail here.

Need better ways to walk or bike to Cascade Springs NP

Would love to walk Harbin but don’t think this is possible.

MARTA should do a good trail so people can get to the bus.

New development on Camp Ground ~ 80 homes Ben Hill Rec Center needs safe way to get there

Nobody ever walks this bridge

D11 Feedback

Fairburn curve is narrow and unsafe but houses set close to road

Evaluate Deerwood trail, too steep terrain?

Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

Existing paved walkway Existing bridge Unsafe to walk to Camp Creek this short distance

Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Desired Destinations

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Strong desire for loop trails. Maybe string loops to create a network • High interest for N. Camp Creek Greenway, people are already using.

Needs a bridge connecting to neighborhood, lake, school and shopping • Area is far from BeltLine, so need their own loop trail in the district.

• Want to connect to Ben Hill Rec Center, not just Princeton Lakes – they already have lots of amenities.

• Trails should support redevelopment at Greenbriar • Campbellton Road needs protection, not bike lanes because people don’t feel safe on bike lanes.

• Build trails before development – not after

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D12 Feedback Greenway Opportunities Street Trail Opportunities Parks Commercial Areas Public Parcels Rivers/Creeks Existing/ Funded Trails

Needs better maintenance.

Kudzu and broken bridges

This trail doesn’t go anywhere.

Want to go to Lake Charlotte Park – nh has green space but can’t get to it

No way to safely access this HS from the neighborhoods.

Want to bike to new baseball park coming here.

Would help with parking.

Don’t impact Mtn. Bike Trails here.

Key Points Made in Public Meetings • Trail segments should connect and not just end.

• When will we begin these projects – we’re ready for them now.

• Trail in Southtowne Park has a big hole in the bridge – how will trails be maintained?

• Browns Mill GC trail is overgrown again – who is maintaining these trails? Why aren’t southside trails maintained like PATH 400?

• Strong support for a trail that goes all the way around Browns Mill GC – loop trails are good.

• Priorities – getting to Southside Park, Lake Charlotte, South Atlanta High School • Feel safer on street trails than greenways

I live/work here Public comments re specific locations.

** Note: D-12 map reflects discussions reconstructed from meeting notes regarding key destinations and issues.

Desired Destinations

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Round 3 Public Meeting What is your Zip Code?

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Survey - Overall What’s your age range?

Will implementing the Trail ATL Plan make it more likely for you to walk, run, bike, roll, scoot or use a wheelchair vs drive to important destinations?

What are your top 3 priorities for trail amenities?

What are your biggest concerns about building the trails in the Preliminary Implementation Plan?

What’s your ethnicity?

How well does the Trails ATL Plan incorporate community input and feedback?

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How do you feel about the impact of Trails ATL Plan on Looking at Preliminary Phase 1 map of North the City’s goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Atlanta, which trails are you most excited about?

What race best describes you?

Looking at Preliminary Phase 1 map of South-East Atlanta, which trails are you most excited about?

Would you support additional taxes to implement the proposed Trails ATL Phase 1 Plan?

Looking at Preliminary Phase 1 map of West Atlanta, which trails are you most excited about?

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Survey - North Have you attended previous Trails ATL meetings or events?

What is your home zip code?

Should the City seek to link together its parks and greenspaces with all-ages, all-physical-abilities trails for recreational & transportation purposes?

What is your biggest concern about the proposed trail network?

Which 3 trails are you most excited about?

How do you feel Trails ATL has done in terms of public outreach?

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Preliminary Phase Map - North

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Survey - South East Have you attended previous Trails ATL meetings or events?

What is your home zip code?

Should the City seek to link together its parks and greenspaces with all-ages, all-physical-abilities trails for recreational & transportation purposes?

What is your biggest concern about the proposed trail network?

Which 3 trails are you most excited about?

How do you feel Trails ATL has done in terms of public outreach?

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Preliminary Phase Map - South & East

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Survey - South & East Have you attended previous Trails ATL meetings or events?

What is your home zip code?

Should the City seek to link together its parks and greenspaces with all-ages, all-physical-abilities trails for recreational & transportation purposes?

What is your biggest concern about the proposed trail network?

Which 3 trails are you most excited about?

How do you feel Trails ATL has done in terms of public outreach?

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Preliminary Phase Map - West

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Survey - West Have you attended previous Trails ATL meetings or events?

What is your home zip code?

Should the City seek to link together its parks and greenspaces with all-ages, all-physical-abilities trails for recreational & transportation purposes?

What is your biggest concern about the proposed trail network?

Which 3 trails are you most excited about?

How do you feel Trails ATL has done in terms of public outreach?

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