The return run is almost all downhill, descending along Rottenwood Creek to the banks of the Chattahoochee River, and then running nearly level to return to the trailhead. A small waterfall cascades over large boulders below the bridge, shaded by a towering highway bridge.įrom here, this adventure on the West Palisades Trail doubles back to Paces Mill park, retracing its outbound steps the trailhead. The trail levels after a steady climb, crossing Rottenwood Creek over an elevated bridge. Rottenwood Creek drops far below the trail to the right. The meanders through switchbacks, beginning a steep climb towards Akers Mill Road. Several side trails depart on the trail’s right, offering access to the creekbed, a popular swimming hole for dogs. The trail crosses a wooden boardwalk and then crosses the creek via a large wood and metal bridge. The paved trail arcs to the northwest, following the contours of the tumbling Rottenwood Creek on the left. The Chattahoochee runs the first part of the trail and gives way to Rottenwood Creek which has carved its way through the gorges next to 285 (yep, gorges right next to 285.) The trail passes under four or five bridges, which are always sounding with a low hum of traffic, but combines subtly with the rush of the creek. This stretch of the West Palisades is remote, and makes for a great trail run or fantastic urban hike check out our review of the West Palisades Trail at Akers Drive for photos and details. Several dirt side trails depart on trail right, diving into the forest along the river’s banks. The trail crosses a bridge spanning Rottenwood Creek before arcing northwest. Views of the Chattahoochee River open wide after the trail ducks out from under the towering overpass, and the river’s flow is often glassy and reflective in this stretch. The highway’s enormous concrete supports tower cathedral-like over the wide, smooth-flowing river, a juxtaposition of nature and urban infrastructure. NORTH PARKWAY AT ROTTENWOOD CREEK BRIDGE (TERMINUS OF BOB CALLAN TRAIL. The trail passes under a highway overpass at just over. BARNWELL ROAD OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS, FROM SR 140 (HOLCOMB BRIDGE ROAD) TO. The river’s banks and rocky shoals are prime habitats for wildlife, including deer, geese, and heron. The adventure departs from the West Palisades Trailhead at Paces Mill Park near Vinings ( view maps and driving directions), traveling northeast and following the Chattahoochee River’s banks. No grass clippings, trash, weeds or bags of leaves.Paces Mill Park on the West Palisades Trail: the run.No rotten wood, root wads, stumps, dirt, rocks, or shrubs: These items clog and damage our chipping equipment.No construction or building materials, treated lumber, fence posts or signs.
They also clog our chipping equipment because they are very fibrous.
ROTTENWOOD CREEK.TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS FREE
* For larger-scale defensible space projects, call us at 97 to inquire about a Hazardous Fuels Reduction Grant, or visit Materials GuidelinesĪccepted materials include trees, logs and branches up to 12 inches in diameter, free of nails and wire.
Ebenezer Road Sidewalk Pedestrian Improvements Project No. on Monday, may not be identified or collected. Powers Ferry Drive over Rottenwood Creek Tributary Bridge Replacement X2118. on the Monday of your neighborhood's designated chipping week (view the Chipping Fact Sheet/Schedule) so that our chipping crews can record all pile locations and plan their routes for that week. Chipping and collection will take place throughout your designated week. Improperly stacked piles, and any piles stacked after 8 a.m.
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