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Is this not the coolest trail ever? PATH crews continue to make progress snaking a boardwalk trail between the trees and over the creeks between North Druid Hills Road and the Mason Mill Tennis Center. Much of the trail is 15-20 feet above the ground as it twists and turns to avoid a majority of…

For the past few years, the City of Atlanta, charitable organizations, philanthropists, and citizens interested in helping fellow Atlantans prosper have been pouring their energy and resources into the westside of town. New parks, a new YMCA, streetscapes and other infrastructure projects will go a long way toward making the westside as successful and desirable…

In 2016, The City of Columbus adopted the Dragonfly Trail Master Plan prepared by the PATH design team. In January of this year, the first segment of the Dragonfly trail system was under construction. The Dragonfly master plan calls for 32 miles of new trails for Columbus that will connect all quadrants of the city…

Thanks to the State of Georgia and the City of Atlanta for reserving an easement for the PATH all the way around Bobby Jones Golf Course. During the transfer of ownership from Atlanta to the state, the PATH design team was allowed to work with city and state officials to map an alignment for the…

In 2006, the Conyers Downtown Development Authority and the City of Conyers hired PATH to identify trail opportunities through the City and a connection from Olde Town Conyers to the (then) proposed Arabia Mountain PATH along the South River. Since then, the partnership between the City of Conyers, Rockdale County, the Rockdale County Board of…

In 1992, PATH was less than a year old and the Olympics were headed to metro Atlanta. We proposed to develop the Atlanta to Stone Mountain Trail as a way of connecting the Olympic venues in downtown Atlanta and at Georgia Tech to the cycling venue at Stone Mountain Park. We discovered the remnants of…