Rottenwood creek trail vinings full#

This is a time when the river is stocked with trout from hatcheries, so it's considered to be a good time and place for beginners to fish. This is because of the ' Delayed Harvest' rule, where fish must be released along this section of the Chattahoochee between November 1 and May 14 of each year. Restrooms: There are restrooms at the Cobb Parkway parking lot and near the Akers Ridge parking lotīest time to visit: If you arrive in the first weekend in November, like I happened to in 2016, especially if the weather is unseasonably warm, you might find dozens of fly fishers in the river. Parking: Paid parking is available at both trailheadsīlazes/markings: Each intersection is marked with a map Trailhead(s): There is a second trailhead at 932 Akers Ridge Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 Follow Seaboard and cross over a four-way intersection with highway 278.

Rottenwood creek trail vinings full#

It’s about 3 miles between the two units by bike. Rottenwood creek trail vinings full for the trailhead on your left (you will pass under the SCT bridge to get to the trailhead entrance). For access to & from the southbound bus, you can cross under Cobb Parkway from the park parking lot instead of needing to cross the highway at grade.Ĭycling directions: A multi-use path (partly outlined here) connects West Palisades to Cochran Shoals. The park entrance is only about 0.2 miles south of the stop.

Transit directions: Take the 12 MARTA bus from Midtown Station to the Cobb Pkwy & River Pkwy stop. Hours: Dawn to dusk, exact park hours are posted at the trailheads Address: 3444 Cobb Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30339Ĭost of admission: Free, $5/day parking fee per carįriends of the Park Group: Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy