Trolley Line Trail

Atlanta, États-Unis

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www.traillink.com
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Rogers St NE, Atlanta, GA, 30307
Edgewood
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
920 mEdgewood / Candler Park
1.7 kmEast Lake
2.1 kmInman Park/Reynoldstown
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2 avis sur Trolley Line Trail

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
Atlanta, GA
The Trolley Line is part of the PATH system of biking/​walking paths in the metro area. As such, it’s just A-​OK, given that it is a short, poorly-​marked and fragmented stretch of trail.
On the ground, it’s not easy to tell where the non-​road portion of the Trolley Line starts and ends. At one point — in Coan Park — there’s a map but it’s so faded as to be useless. As far as I can tell, one end is at Hosea Williams/​Warren and the other at Woodbine/​Montgomery, which matches what is shown on Google maps and what is shown of the PATH website for Trolley Line:
The rest of the purported length of the the path (seven miles from Agnes Scott College to Krog St) is on city streets.
Walking the path takes you past two city parks — Coan and Gilliam — and requires you to walk/​bike a short bit of very lightly trafficked road (Woodbine between Hosea Williams Dr. and Gilliam Park). Except for that one road section, the path is composed of wide concrete.
Trolley Line Trail can also be accessed from Arizona Avenue via a short spur path.
I love the PATH system. This isn’t one of the better sections.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Atlanta, GA
This part of Trolley Line Trail is located in East Atlanta, in, and near Gilliam Park. It’s a great, crowd free stretch of paved road for walking, or biking. This area is really clean, safe, and tranquil, especially in the evening hours. This entire area is an amazing place to see fireflies (lightning bugs), at night & when the season is right!
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Much of the Trolley Line Trail traverses roads but there are bike lines for cyclists. It links Georgia State University in downtown Atlanta to Agnes Scott College in Decatur. Along the way you will also find the Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic Site and the historic Cabbagetown, East Lake and Reynoldstown neighborhoods.
The Trolley Line connects, via road, with the Stone Mountain Trail.
State (s): Georgia.
Counties: De Kalb, Fulton.
Length: 7 miles.
Trail end points: Atlanta (the King Center downtown) to Decatur (Agnes Scott College).
Trail surfaces: Asphalt, Concrete.
Trail Activities: Bike, Inline Skating, Wheelchair Accessable, Walking.
Parking and Trail Access
Parking is available at Coan Park (Woodbine Ave. SE and Anniston Ave. SE) and at Gilliam Park (Rogers St. NE and also Woodbine Ave. NE and Wade Ave. NE).