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Congratulations to Georgia DOT and PATH 400 on winning the national People’s Choice Transportation Award!   We would like to thank the Georgia DOT and all of our PATH supporters who voted to help us win this award. (Message courtesy of Georgia DOT) PATH 400 transformed a right-of-way along GA 400 into a 5.2-mile bikeable and…

    According to the AJC: New CSX lease addresses passenger rail, Silver Comet Sept 07, 2018 Meris Lutz, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution CSX agreed to abandon more than two miles of unused rail to be converted into an extension of the Silver Comet Trail.  Could this be the first step in connecting the Comet?  See the…

  Who would have guessed a decade ago that the South Peachtree Creek Trail would become one of the most commuter friendly trails in the PATH system? When we built the first phase between Mason Mill Tennis Center and Medlock Park, not even the planners and dreamers at PATH seriously thought connecting hundreds of EMORY…

  Phase I of the Proctor Creek Greenway between the Bankhead MARTA station and the West Highlands neighborhood was opened to the public at a grand opening ceremony on May 7th. Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance-Bottoms thanked the incredible partnership led by Chief Resilience Officer Stephanie Stuckey for their efforts to complete the project. In 2015,…

Later this month, PATH crews will erect the bridge over Peachtree Creek at Dellwood Drive for the Northwest BeltLine Connector Trail. The new bridge will connect Peachtree Battle neighborhoods to Tanyard Park, the Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, and restaurants along Peachtree Street near Colonial Homes Drive. When the Atlanta BeltLine trail is completed, this bridge…

PATH is helping the cities of Newnan, LaGrange, and Columbus plan, design, and build trail systems. We are very proud of our partners for making so much progress this summer.

PATH recently installed some pretty cool bike racks in front of the Kimball House restaurant on the Stone Mountain Trail in Decatur. The location was selected to facilitate stops at the Dairy Queen, Decatur Market, and Kimball House. They also serve to remind users of the Stone Mountain Trail that we can always use a…