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Metro Atlanta's
ultimate outdoor experience

Here today and building towards an exciting tomorrow

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Bring 100 miles of public space to life for all to enjoy

Opening Doors

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The Chattahoochee RiverLands is a new way for the Metro Atlanta region’s neighbors, families, and visitors to meet, travel, and explore parks and trails. Trust for Public Land, in collaboration with a committed group of organizations, laid the groundwork for this expansive vision. RiverLands was imagined by the community, for the community to support healthy, connected people and the environment.

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There’s an experience for everyone at the RiverLands (and it’s evolving every day).
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Discover 40+ parks connected by a trail network and access to the river.

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Find accessible paths of varying lengths and difficulties.

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Locate local spots to shop, dine, drink, and connect.

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The Trust for Public Land RiverLands project is so exciting because it's creating more equitable access to an incredible natural resource over a really long stretch of river. We need more of that.
Corina Newsome, Conservation Scientist, National Wildlife Federation
Corina Newsome,
The Trust for Public Land envisions the Chattahoochee RiverLands as being Metropolitan Atlanta's defining public space. We're building that special place for millions of people to go out and recharge their batteries, relax, and get refreshed to seize the next day.
George Dusenbury, Georgia State Director, Trust for Public Land
George Dusenbury,
The Chattahoochee River is a little tiny river winding its way through this massive metropolitan area, and it sustains five million people with drinking water. Citizens want to get out in nature and enjoy the river. It just takes an investment...in the future, in people and their happiness and enjoyment, as well as in the protection of an amazing resource.
Sally Bethea, Founding Director, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
Sally Bethea,
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