Cascade Springs Nature Preserve is a green area located in Atlanta. The total length of the trail is 2.6 miles. The elevation gain of the track is 160 feet. The track is loop type. The preserve has an extensive network of trails, including footpaths, a tumbling waterfall, and trickling springs feeding the park's many streams. The hilly forest is a sanctuary for the city and home to wildlife, including deer, birds, and tortoises. The hike enters a side trail at 0.55 miles, turning in a boulder-studded forest to ascend and wind through switchbacks to the left. Visitors can find a pump station's ruins and a stone spring house covered with moss, an outdoor auditorium, trenches from the Civil War, a quarry, and ample wildlife. Cascade Springs Nature Preserve has a trail, waterfall, streams, parking, and picnic tables. There are many loops to make the hike as long as you want. At Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, parking is free.
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What a magical experience! You forget that you’re even near the city for a few hours. These trails are great for hiking and walking. Most trails don’t have specific markers so you might get lost. Bring a snack and some water if you plan to spend a few hours here. It’s awesome for a weekend date idea, just be prepared to sweat a bit. I can’t wait to explore again.
Came here for a clean up for the river and park area. It is a very nice trail seems like they have about 2 miles of trails on 125 acres. There is no bathrooms that’s the only downfall. Plenty of parking for approximately 40 or 50 cars.
Cascade springs is gorgeous & peaceful. The sound of moving water coming thru the brooks there is just so serene. A couple small water falls , some historic building along the way, and the sound of birds singing is just a nice little escape from the big city that surrounds it.
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Murphey Candler Park is 135 acres of a multi-use park located in Atlanta. The total length of the trail is 1.5 miles. The elevation gain of the track is 42 feet. The trail is loop type. The trail is the largest park in Brookhaven and is currently operated by the City of Brookhaven Parks and Recreation Department. Murphey Candler Park provides a mix of in-town community buzz, views of the lake, and wooded trails. The trail is a short loop, and almost all of the lake is in view. You can view a lake as you cross the covered bridge back to the main parking area. You can enjoy the view over the lake filled with wildlife while listening to outdoor music in the nearby community. It has baseball, softball, and soccer programs across the park. The park has baseball, softball, and soccer programs across the park. Murphey Candler Park is also home to Canadian geese, mallards, other ducks, and beavers.
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Love the white clay walkway with wood & wire pier along Lake. Beautiful ducks flying in. It's like a visual kiss from the Creator! Peaceful, clean and serene!
Great park. Very peaceful on nature trail. Great view of the lake. Lots of pavilions for picnics. Ample parking. Easy path around the lake. Super-scenic!
A beautiful park in the city. This park not very big but it has good walking trails and a lake. We saw some deer and water fowls. Nice place to visit when in Atlanta.
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Morningside Nature Preserve is 30 acres of northeast Atlanta woodland bisected by the Peachtree Creek South Branch. There are approximately miles of trails on both sides of the stream. The total length of the trail is 1.6 miles, with an elevation gain of 154 feet. The elevation gain of the trail is 154 feet. The track is loop type. Nature Preserve is a secret and well-loved network of biking and running trails traversing more than 30 acres of rolling woodland. The trail provides a beautiful forest retreat from Atlanta's surrounding urban landscape. The path leaves the wooded forest and reaches a clearing with a small path marker at 25 miles. The forested tract has a trail for running, hiking, and biking and a scenic creek. Visitors can enjoy a beach area by the creek, where they can let their dogs play.
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We had a great time at this park we discovered. We came down from the north to visit family and had to kill some time. Our dogs would absolutely love playing in the creek. Great place to get some "fun in the sun". Be careful, there was broken glass on the beach head unfortunately. We picked up as much as we could. The bridge was really cool as well.
Nicely hidden in plain sight. Lots of different ways to go to keep this one interesting. Very dog friendly. Be aware of that on the beach for the few that don’t pick up after theirs. Not a huge issue though, most everyone is very good about it.
This is an amazing place to come and relax. You can walk around as much and you want and also bring your dog to have a nice day.
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