Join us for an enriching and educational experience as we partner with Trees Atlanta for our quarterly hiking series! This seasonal hike is a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area – Paces Mill Unit and learn the art of tree identification, with a special focus on summer foliage and how it contrasts with other […]
9 AM LAUNCH COST: $10-$15 Registration is required and space is limited -- must be logged into your member portal and have an active membership to access registration Join us for a special members-only paddle celebrating the anniversary of Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area! We’ll explore an iconic stretch of the river – the very […]
Celebrate the 47th birthday of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area with a gift of service! Established on August 15, 1978, this nationally recognized park is a vital green space in metro Atlanta—and now it’s your chance to show it some love. Join us for volunteer events throughout the week of August 11th - 16th to celebrate […]
The Cumberland CID and One Cumberland are thrilled to invite you to an unforgettable celebration of progress, community, and the breathtaking beauty of the Chattahoochee River. The New Day Palisades Phase One Ribbon Cutting and Community Day offers an exciting opportunity to connect with nature, discover local partnerships, and celebrate the transformation of Paces Mill. […]
You're invited to the official groundbreaking of Phase One for the Paces Mill/Palisades Rehabilitation Join the Cumberland CID and our partners, the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area & One Cumberland for the official groundbreaking for Phase One of the Paces Mill/Palisades Rehabilitation - one of the CRNRA's most popular units and a top destination for recreation […]
Join National Park Service Naturalist, Jerry Hightower, for a fairly leisurely hike along the river, across scenic Rottenwood Creek, and through the forest around Blood Rock Ridge. This is a wonderful opportunity to view Great Blue Herons fishing, hear the call of the Belted Kingfisher, and see signs of wildlife, and a bit of geology.. […]
