Exercise like a pro at the Centennial Olympic Park, which offers 21 acres of adventure to run, bike or explore.
Relax in this zen garden which also serves as a city storm water run-off facility.
The oldest city park in Atlanta, checkout the zoo within and the old-school Victorian homes that surround it. A favorite spot to go for a walk in the city.
So many well marked trails. You could hike for days. Bring your dog but watch out for the bikers
Walking trail at the very back is leisurely, easy (for kids and/or elderly), and plenty to see of the old water works station and graffiti art.
Probably the best dog park inside the perimeter. Lots of shady areas, and very large!!!
Candler Park is named after Coca-Cola magnate Asa Griggs Candler, who donated this land to the city in 1922. Thank ya, Asa.
This is a great park with lots of activities and awesome concerts and I'm not just saying that because I'm the mayor! LOL
Great place to live and visit! Parks/sidewalks/walk to shops, food and more! Amazing neighbors
Bamboo forest, many places to get in river, scenic overlook, lots of trail options....easy to spend a day here and not see everything (leaves you looking forward to next visit)
This is West End Park. But it is traditionally known as Malcolm X Park each year the weekend of Malcolm's Birthday. You should be here every year for the festival.
One of Atlanta's best urban parks, w groomed walking area, fitness parcour, and a wild, overgrown nature trail on the southeastern side. Great asset to the neighborhood, big thumbs up from my dog too!
Bring a loaf of bread with you to feed the ducks!!! They will stand right in front of you. They won't bite!!!!
I LOVE Freedom Park. It is the perfect place to run, walk, ride your bike or even walk your dog. Right in the heart of Little Five Point.
