Parks & Recreation
The Atlanta Department of Parks & Recreation works to improve, preserve, protect, and maintain city parks to enhance quality of life.
Atlanta Parks
- Explore Atlanta Beltline Parks: The Atlanta Beltline project has already increased the footprint of Atlanta’s greenspace significantly with some of the most sustainable and magnificent parks in the city.
- Other Metro Atlanta Park Systems: Learn about neighboring public park systems outside of city limits.
Dogs in the Park
- Laws for Paws: Everything you need to know about visiting a park with your dog.
- Off-Leash Dog Areas Community Guide: The Office of Parks is partnering with communities to create off-leash dog areas in parks.
Multi-Use Trails
- Atlanta Beltline Trails: Six miles of paved bicycle/pedestrian trails with 26 additional trail miles planned.
- PATH Foundation: Over 180 miles of off-road trails.
Farmer's Markets & Community Gardens
- Farmer's Markets: Find location and schedule information, learn about SNAP benefits for farmer's markets, and get involved in the local food movement.
- Community Gardens: Park Pride has administered the community gardening program since 2007, when the City passed legislation allowing gardens in city parks.
Recreational Programs for Citizens with Disabilities
- Therapeutics Programs in City Recreation Centers: The Therapeutic Recreation Services (TRS) program provides sports, recreation, leisure and outreach services to residents with physical, mental and emotional disabilities.
Get Involved
- Park Advocacy: Get connected to community organizations that support Atlanta's parks.