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THE CASCADE ROAD TRAIL

THE CASCADE ROAD TRAIL

In 2017, FCSNP (Friends of Cascade Springs Nature Preserve) worked with City of Atlanta leaders to change the scope of an infrastructure project planned for Cascade Road.  The revised scope is part of a Green Transportation initiative that includes dedicated bicycle and pedestrian access to the Cascade Springs Nature Preserve.  The new multi-modal design is a 12-foot wide shared-use path for bicycles and pedestrians from City Limits to Willis Mill Rd. The length of the project is approximately 2.0 miles. Read more about the project status here: Capital Delivery Projects (atlantaga.gov)  (the link might not be working when the City is updating their site.

CSNC has been awarded an Atlanta Regional Commission CDAP grant to help the community plan green transportation options such as the Cascade Heights Greenway Network Concept Development.  Click here for more details on the CDAP program and read below for info about the Greenway Concept…

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The Cascade Road Trail is the model mile for the proposed Cascade Heights Greenway Network.  Since the late 1990’s grassroots efforts have been underway to plan and develop a greenway network that connects 600 acres of greenspace in Cascade Heights. The map below illustrates the vision.  And the ARC Webinar Series video provides even more details on the back story…check it out, its only 5 minutes short….