PATH400
Buckhead’s Scenic Shortcut to Nature, Art and Adventure
PATH400 is a 5.2-mile multiuse trail that runs alongside Georgia 400 through the heart of Buckhead, one of Atlanta’s most vibrant neighborhoods. The trail welcomes walkers, runners and cyclists as it wends through shady woods, colorful public art and lively city streets.

Fun Facts About PATH400
- What once divided Buckhead now connects it. PATH400 reimagines the space alongside Georgia 400, turning a stretch of highway into a vibrant greenway that brings neighborhoods together.
- PATH400 is transforming how people move through the city by linking homes, parks, schools and retail destinations. It’s a car-free corridor that encourages outdoor activity and builds community along the way.
- One of the trail’s newest highlights is a dramatic pedestrian bridge at Mountain Way Common, soaring nearly six stories above the forest floor and offering a unique treetop view of the “City in a Forest.”
- PATH400’s development included thoughtful steps to preserve local wildlife, including a protected bat habitat. (Protecting bat habitats supports natural pest control, healthier ecosystems and a balanced urban environment, all benefits that directly improve human quality of life.) It proves that urban trails can support both people and the planet.
Reasons to Visit PATH400
- PATH400 is a great place to get exercise via bike, skates, walking or running.
- Stop and shop or dine at multiple locations along the path, which connects major shopping hubs like Lenox Square, as well as a number of restaurants.
- Public art is on full display along PATH400. Keep your eyes peeled and camera ready to find murals, decorated birdhouses and picnic tables, shadow panels and more.
- PATH400 continues to grow as new sections are completed. The plan includes linking up to the Atlanta Beltline at the south end, trails in Sandy Springs and North Fulton County. The path is set to add new signs and interactive kiosks this year, enhancing the experience.
Insider Tips
- PATH400 and Liveable Buckhead host many unique and fun events such as Bike in Movies, PARK(ing) Day and more. Visit the Liveable Buckhead calendar for a list of events.
- Not all parking for PATH400 is free; view access and parking info.
Know Before You Go
- PATH400 is accessible to all but does have a few rules, notably, no motorized vehicles (except wheelchairs, electric scooters and bikes).
- The path is open from sunup to sundown, but closed at night.
- No alcoholic beverages, drugs or firearms are allowed.
- PATH400 is pet-friendly, but please clean up after your pooch.
- Adhere to basic safety rules like yielding to pedestrians, keeping right and passing on the left to ensure an enjoyable time for all.
Where is PATH400 Located?
PATH400 is located at:
3475 Piedmont Road NE
Atlanta, Ga. 30319
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