PATH400 Greenway Trail

The PATH400 Greenway Trail is an urban greenway with multiple access points. Parking availability can vary by section. It's best to check local city or park websites for specific parking lots or street parking options near your intended starting point along the trail.

Yes, the trail is pet-friendly. You'll find amenities for dog owners along the route. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash and that you clean up after them.

The PATH400 Greenway Trail is accessible year-round. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures for outdoor activity, while summer can be warm but provides shade in wooded sections. Winter can also be a good time, especially on milder days, as the paved surface remains clear.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the PATH400 Greenway Trail. It is a public greenway designed for community use.

The trail primarily features a paved surface of concrete or asphalt, making it suitable for a wide range of users. While generally considered easy, it includes a mix of flat stretches, gentle slopes, and some steeper sections, particularly near bridges and ramps.

You'll experience a unique blend of natural and urban landscapes. The trail features shaded woods, vibrant public art installations, a bamboo forest, and views of high-rise buildings. A notable feature is a dramatic pedestrian bridge at Mountain Way Common, offering treetop views.

Yes, due to its paved surface of concrete or asphalt, the PATH400 Greenway Trail is generally suitable for strollers and wheelchairs. However, be aware that there are some gentle slopes and steeper sections, especially near bridges and ramps.

When fully completed, the multi-use trail will span approximately 5.2 miles through the heart of Buckhead. It is a crucial component of Atlanta's regional trail network, with plans to connect to the Atlanta BeltLine and trails in Sandy Springs and North Fulton County.

Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Path 400 and Highland Drive Northeast. It is designed to be a key connector in Atlanta's regional trail network, with future plans to link to the Atlanta BeltLine and other trails.

Yes, the PATH400 Greenway Trail passes through or near various neighborhoods, shops, and restaurants in Buckhead, providing opportunities to stop for refreshments or other amenities directly from the trail.

The dramatic pedestrian bridge at Mountain Way Common is a highlight, soaring nearly six stories above the forest floor and offering expansive treetop views of the 'City in a Forest'. The trail also provides diverse views, from shaded woods to glimpses of MARTA trains and urban architecture.