The Atlanta BeltLine is the most comprehensive transportation and economic development effort ever in the city of Atlanta (and one of the largest in the nation). It connects 45 in-town neighborhoods through 22 miles of mixed use trails with parks and transportation included. You can plan a whole weekend based off the activities on and around the BeltLine.

Reynoldstown is fortunate to have the BeltLine run right through the heart of of the neighborhood, changing the game for its residents and new visitors to the neighborhood. From Reynoldstown, you can follow this trail directly to Piedmont Park in Midtown without ever having to worry about busy Atlanta streets. Stop at one of the many art installations, restaurants, bars or shops along the way in the neighborhoods you'll easily weave through. 

The BeltLine is already very busy, so make sure to educate yourself on rules and etiquette on how to enjoy is without getting yelled at or sideye from other users. The second phase for the portion of the BeltLine is set to break ground in 2018, which will include connection to neighborhoods in southeast Atlanta and Reynoldstowns very own outdoor performance venue.