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Get off the beaten path and onto Buckhead’s premier outdoor trail. Enjoy vistas along the greenway while you take in this urban oasis. You’ll quickly fall in love with this peaceful path above one of the most well traveled roads in ATL.
Reasons To Visit Path 400 in Atlanta
PATH400 offers visitors a refreshing, active escape right through the bustling core of Buckhead. Often celebrated as Buckhead’s answer to the Atlanta BeltLine, this multi-use paved greenway transforms the underutilized highway corridor along GA 400 into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly trail shaded by native trees and dotted with colorful public art, pollinator gardens, and Little Free Libraries. It offers walkers, runners, and cyclists scenic city views and a tranquil break from urban traffic, with easy access to the district’s premier dining hubs, hotels, and upscale shopping destinations like Lenox Square and Miami Circle.
Whether you want a morning jog, a leisurely bike ride, or an alternative, scenic shortcut between Buckhead hotspots, PATH400 delivers a quintessential blend of Atlanta’s lush greenery and energetic cityscape.
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PATH400 is a paved, multi-use greenway and linear park running through the center of Buckhead. Built primarily within the public right-of-way along Georgia 400, it repurposes underutilized highway infrastructure into a green corridor featuring walking paths, bike lanes, native landscaping, and outdoor art installations.
The easiest option is taking the Red Line directly to the Buckhead MARTA station. From the concourse, use the pedestrian bridge over GA 400 to exit onto the street and connect with the trailheads along Lenox Road and Peachtree Road. You can also access southern sections from the Lindbergh Center station.
The trail is open for non-motorized, active recreation, including walking, jogging, rollerblading, and cycling. Leashed pets are welcome, and waste stations are placed throughout the path. Motorized personal vehicles (excluding mobility-assist devices) are prohibited.
Dedicated trailhead parking is available at the Prominence office complex parking garage (off Piedmont Road). Visitors can pull a parking ticket and request trail validation or note that they are using PATH400 at the exit. Limited street parking and retail parking decks are also available near access points along Lenox Road and Miami Circle.
PATH400 is open daily from sunrise to sunset (dusk). The trail is not illuminated for overnight use, so plan all runs, bike rides, or strolls during daylight hours.
Planned and current expansions link PATH400 southward to the Atlanta BeltLine’s Northeast Trail and to regional trail networks via the South Fork Peachtree Creek trails. It serves as Buckhead’s primary spine, connecting into the broader regional trail system.
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