![]() ![]() There’s no shame in it, and I had to do this on two of the three hills on the way out (there are more uphills than downhills on the way out, and vice versa on the way back). Its bike accessible and you can walk and run. This isn’t too bad for those walking, but for the casual biker this may mean getting off and pushing. This is the trail head for 2 beautiful trails, the Rottenwood creek trail and the Bob Callahan trail. Grades average 8% to 9%, with some short sections hitting near 15%, which is where strenuous hiking begins (a grade of 5% is wheelchair accessible). ![]() While along the Chattahoochee River the trail is flat, but once it begins following Rottenwood Creek it starts to get hilly, particularly from around the one mile point until it ends. The Akers Mill ruins along Rottenwood Creek are found within the West. However, being paved and a favorite of mothers with strollers does not mean this trail is easy. The National Water Trails System was created by the U.S. The trail is mainly used by joggers, mothers with baby strollers, and people wanting to take a walk without getting their feet dirty on the earthen hiking trails. However, National Park Planner only reviews trails on park property, so this discussion ends where the Callan Trail begins. The paved trail actually continues out of the park under the name of the Bob Callan Trail, and it connects with many other trails that form a network around the city. The trail starts off following the Chattahoochee River, then turns left just after passing under the I-75 bridge and follows Rottenwood Creek. It is a paved trail open to hikers, joggers, and bikers that runs from the Paces Mill parking lot to the boundary of the park near I-285. Event Location: Cobb Parkway at Chattahoochee River crossing. The trail crosses a wooden boardwalk and then. The Rottenwood Creek Multi-Use Trail is located within the Palisades Unit of Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. Rottenwood Creek Trail, 4 miles, Paces Mill Boat Ramp Lot. The paved trail arcs to the northwest, following the contours of the tumbling Rottenwood Creek on the left. Time: 1.5 hours on foot, 30 minutes on bike Approximately one-third of the trail’s length is within the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area and was coordinated with the National Park Service. Paces Mill trailhead for the Rottenwood Creek Multi-Use Trail The trail follows an existing sanitary sewer easement parallel to the Chattahoochee River, then upstream along Rottenwood Creek, which is generally parallel to I-75.
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