Questions
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The trail is open to all non-motorized users (Motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters and electric bikes are permitted).
The trail is open from dusk to dawn. The trail is closed at night.
Trail users must refrain from entering posted private property.
Alcoholic beverages, drugs and unlicensed firearms are not allowed on the trail.
Vandalism and theft of trail amenities will result in prosecution.
Reckless use of a bicycle or skates which endanger other trail users is prohibited.
As a courtesy to other trail users, please refrain from tobacco use along the trail.
Keep right and pass on the left – the trail is like a roadway.
Yield to pedestrians – pedestrians always have the right-of-way.
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PATH400 currently has four main access points:
Mile 0 at Garson Dr. and Piedmont Road
at the intersection of GA 400 and Lenox Road (the BUCKHEAD wall)
where Old Ivy Road crosses GA 400
where Wieuca Road crosses GA 400.
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The Prominence in Buckhead (3475 Piedmont Rd, NE) thanks to the generosity of CP Group. Trail users are welcome to park for free in the secure covered garage during trail hours only. The Prominence in Buckhead is located immediately adjacent to PATH400 just off of the Lenox Road exit for GA400. When entering the garage pull a visitor’s ticket. When exiting, use the vistor’s exit and tell the attendant you are a PATH400 patron.
Mile Zero: On-street free public parking is available along Adina Dr.
Sarah Smith Elementary School: Free parking is available at both the Old Ivy Road and Wieuca Road campuses during non-school hours.
Old Ivy Park: Dedicated parking is available on Old Ivy Road under the GA 400 bridge, adjacent to Old Ivy Park.
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Leashed dogs are welcome on PATH400. Please show courtesy to your fellow trail users by keeping your pet leashed and under control at all times. Also be sure to pick up after your pet.
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PATH400 was designed with your safety in mind. Here are some of the features that contribute to a safe environment:
CPTED principles: The trail design follows Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles. This means features like clear sightlines and open spaces help deter crime.
Emergency call boxes: Artwork along the path often serves as a reference point for emergency services. This makes it easier to pinpoint your location if you need help.
Regular patrols: The Atlanta Police Department regularly patrols PATH400 to ensure the safety of users.
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Contact Livable Buckhead at (404) 842-2680 or email info@livablebuckhead.org.