Attractions · Across the city
Atlanta BeltLine
A 22-mile loop of trails, parks and future transit on an old rail corridor, connecting 45 Atlanta neighbourhoods and slowly stitching the city back together.
Free entry Good for families
- Area
- Across the city
- Address
- No single address: the Eastside Trail runs from Piedmont Park through Ponce City Market to Inman Park, with trailheads across the city
- Hours
- The trails are open daily. Tours, classes and programmes run to their own published schedules.
- Admission
- Free. Free. The trails, parks and the Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibition are open to everyone at no charge.
- Families
- Suitable for children
- Checked
- Sun 01 Nov 2026 against the official site
About this place
The BeltLine is being built on a 22-mile loop of old railroad around the centre of Atlanta: multi-use trails and parks, with transit planned to follow, connecting 45 neighbourhoods. The finished stretches, above all the Eastside Trail from Piedmont Park to Inman Park, have become the city's promenade.
Walk it and you pass under the Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, which the project bills as the largest free public art exhibition in the Southeast, past Ponce City Market's back door and through a cross-section of the eastside. Tours, fitness classes and volunteer days run from the BeltLine's own calendar.
Tickets and booking
We do not sell tickets ourselves. This one is bookable through Viator, with live prices and availability on the booking page.
From US$75
Book the Fall in Love with Atlanta Bike Tourvia Viator · affiliate link
The BeltLine itself is a free trail. This is a guided bike tour that rides the Eastside Trail at its core.
Official site: https://beltline.org/. Details checked Sun 01 Nov 2026.