to 4 p.m. along Canton Road and Shallowford Road at the Shallowford Road/Highland Terrace intersection. Lane closures and delays are possible Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. Cobb DOT Project ManagerĬonstruction Activities Forecast: DecemberĬonstruction for this project is scheduled to be completed on January 19, 2023. Due to identified utility and constructability conflicts discovered during the design, the alignment has been modified, resulting in the need to redesign the project. The Oswegatchie Trail was a widely used foot and canoe trail used by. Segment B continues along Rottenwood Creek to Terrell Mill Road.īob Callan Trunk Trail, Phase 2, Segment B, was previously evaluated and designed based on an alignment along Rottenwood Creek. Settlements were slow to grow until the construction of the Black River Canal. The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) approved a revised concept in July 2013 to separate Phase 2 of this project into two segments. Segment A begins at the existing Bob Callan Trailhead on Interstate North Parkway and ends at the Interstate North Parkway crossing of Rottenwood Creek. The total length of this project was approximately 2.1 miles. The popular 3.1 mile Cochran Shoals Trail runs along the west bank of the Chattahoochee River within the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Center.Phase 2 of this trail project was initiated by the Cumberland Community Improvement District (CCID) as a single project to provide an extension of the existing network of trails in the Cumberland Galleria area by adding a 10-foot wide trail from Interstate North Parkway to Terrell Mill Road. Check out the addresses and map on the Cumberland Trails website page for the trail. The Rottenwood Creek trail connects the Chattahoochee River trail in West Palisades with the Bob Callan trail and as you may have guessed it follows the Rottenwood Creek which powered the old Akers Mill and provides minor cascades for us to enjoy along the way for much of the hike. BOB CALLAN TRUNK TRAIL PHASE II SEGMENT B - US 41 TRAIL AND. There are entrances from Cobb Parkway and Akers Mill road. CITY OF ATLANTA PEDESTRIAN ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS. The 6.4 mile West Palisades Trail gives visitors a chance to explore part of the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area. The Battery Atlanta Walking Trail is a mile-and-a-half loop around the attractions at the Battery, including the shops and restaurants, and Truist Park, home stadium of the Atlanta Braves. The multi-use trail is perfect for families enjoying a walk, bikers who are looking for a short, slightly hilly path, and dogs looking to get their owner some exercise. FINANCIALS Total Project Cost 9.1 million Funding Sources CID 2.3 million Federal 6. The eastern portion provides access to the Chattahoochee National Recreation Center trailhead at Paces Mill. This two mile long paved mixed use path follows both the Chattahoochee River and the scenic Rottenwood Creek, making an excellent quick getaway from the surrounding area. The Bob Callan Trail is part of a 25-mile network of multi-use trails in process in and around the Cumberland area, with 16 miles already constructed as shown on the corresponding map. With connecting trails continuing the route north to Kennesaw Mountain, west with Cobb County trails, and southeast to Chattahoochee River National. The route is part of investments being made to enhance safety and quality of life in Marietta, GA. Figure 3: Typical Section of Rottenwood Creek Trail Other. Rottenwood Creek Trail's route runs through KSU-Marietta and Life University at Cobb Parkway. The western part of the trail goes by Cumberland Mall, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center and the Galleria Convention Center. Locally, the plan addresses the need for improvement to connect the roadway and bicycle and. This trail will create an east-west connection between Kennesaw Mountain and the Chattahoochee River. The 4-mile Akers Mill Trail is split into two sections by the Rottenwood Creek Trail. Rottenwood Creek Trail is part of a larger effort by the City of Marietta and its partners to expand the current trail network by developing a connection piece between the Mountain to River Trail and the Bob Callan Trail. 3-The city of Marietta is looking to the state for help funding a trail that would connect the. The trailhead for the Bob Callan Trail is at Interstate North Parkway and Cumberland Boulevard, and the trail connects the Cumberland area with the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area. Marietta seeking grant to build Rottenwood Creek trail. The 4-mile Bob Callan Trail is part of the Rottenwood Creek Trail, which is in turn one of the priority projects on Cobb County’s Greenways and Trails Master Plan. The following trails are described in fuller detail on their website.
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