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The Atlanta BeltLine is a major former Atlanta Belt Railway Company track path throughout the city that is currently under development as a planned multi-use trail connecting many of the city's landmarks and neighborhoods.

The project originally received federal funding to begin construction in 2013, developed in 1999 as part of a master's thesis by a student at Georgia Tech. Currently, the trail is open in portions, with some areas in the process of development but walkable to the public in an unfinished state. When finished by 2030, the project will span more than 22 miles throughout the city, focused around a three-mile stretch near the city's central business district. Currently completed trails include the Eastside Trail, which spans between Piedmont Park and the Old Fourth Ward, and the West End Trail, which stretches between Westview Cemetery and White Street.

112 Krog St NE #14, Atlanta, GA 30307, Phone: 404-446-4404

The Atlanta BeltLine
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