The Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside section is under full-on construction! It is crazy to see how many utilities beyond just a walking / biking path they are putting down. This segment is not only grade separated from several streets, but also slices through several huge hills.
The Conasauga River Trail is wholly within Georgia’s Cohutta Wilderness. Even though it’s mostly along the river, it also goes up onto saddles between ridgetops, especially at the end.
The Beltline arborteum is an underrated, but seriously appreciated part of the project. In the Spring, I love seeing all the native plants and flowers blooming along the trail. The Westside, with its larger easements, has especially large plantings.
Watson Mill Bridge is a small, classic State Park with a huge covered bridge.
This photo is from Midtown New York. I’ve been able to travel through New York a few times for both…
The Lionel Hampton Trail is actually a couple different inter-connected trails in Southwest Atlanta. They are all BeltLine Connector Spurs…
These flowers looked like some sort of azalea that surprised me when we got to visit Seattle. These were throughout the Japanese gardens at Kubota Park.
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