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Get Connected to the Atlanta BeltLineThe Atlanta BeltLine is an internationally recognized, sustainable development initiative that will provide a network of public parks, multi-use trails, and street-car transit along a historic 22-mile railroad corridor. The program includes a wide variety of elements, the implementation of which will be driven by equity, affordability, inclusiveness and sustainability – honoring and protecting the unique history of the neighborhoods it connects. Goals include:
Parks1,300 acres of beautiful public greenspace
Trails 33 miles of multi-use trails
Transit22 miles miles of pedestrian friendly rail transit
ArtArt on the Atlanta BeltLine is the South’s largest outdoor, temporary public art exhibition
Housing5,600 units of affordable workforce housing
Environment1,100 acres of brownfields remediated
Visit beltline.org to learn more.
Aluma Farm, Westside Trail. Photo courtesy of Alice Weston.
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine mural “Highball Artist” by Hadley Breckenridge on the Westside Trail under Lucile Avenue.
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// Get Connected ToThe Atlanta BeltLine Run.Walk.Go! Seriesbeltline.org/races
Be “in the know” About the Atlanta BeltLine
The Atlanta BeltLine is rails, trails, parks, housing, economic opportunity, and so much more. There are many ways to find out more about this amazing project:
BeltLine.org: Explore renderings, discover fun things to do on the Atlanta BeltLine, and sign up to receive regular email updates at beltline.org
Social Media: For the insider scoop, follow us at: • facebook.com/AtlantaBeltLine • facebook.com/AtlantaBeltLinePartnership • instagram.com/atlantabeltline • Twitter @ AtlantaBeltLine
Atlanta BeltLine Center: The place to visit to learn all about the past, present and future of the Atlanta BeltLine and the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership’s great programming and events. Stop in to find your personal connection to the Atlanta BeltLine. Access off the Eastside Trail, just south of Irwin St. Visit beltline.org/beltlinecenter
Atlanta BeltLine Tours: Visit beltline.org/tours or call 404-446-4400 to book your tour today!
• Bus Tours: Our guided 3-hour bus tours run on Saturday mornings, starting at 9:30 am from the Inman Park MARTA station.
• Walking Tours: Trees Atlanta offers free 1.5 hour guided walking tours of the Atlanta BeltLine, including horticulture highlights of the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum (Eastside and Westside).
• Bicycle Tours: The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership offers free, guided tours of the Atlanta BeltLine (Eastside and Westside). Visit beltline.org/bike-tours or call 404-446-4400.
Atlanta BeltLine 101: Get the basics from one of our trained volunteers. Visit beltline.org/atlanta-beltline-101 or call 404-446-4404.
Quarterly Briefings: Learn about the latest progress on planning, design, construction, and other initiatives from Atlanta BeltLine staff and partners. 404-477-3550.
Don’t Sit on the Sidelines – Get Involved!
From fun and fitness to funding and focus groups, there are many different opportunities for people to get involved in the Atlanta BeltLine:
Study Groups and Citywide Conversations: Learn about key developments and progress on the Atlanta BeltLine and weigh in on important issues.
Advisory Boards: Serve by appointment on the Atlanta BeltLine Affordable Housing Advisory Board (beltline.org/bahab) or the Tax Allocation District Advisory Committee (beltline.org/tadac). 404-477-3552.
Atlanta BeltLine Run.Walk.Go! Race Series: Atlanta BeltLine race events are loads of fun and appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. beltline.org/races, 404-446-4404.
Free Fitness Classes: Find your fit on the Atlanta BeltLine, with free fitness classes for all ages and fitness levels. beltline.org/fitsignup
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine: Experience work by hundreds of visual artists, performers, and musicians with Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibits, programs, and performances. art.beltline.org, 404-477-3636.
Workforce Partnerships: Plug into workforce training programs in healthcare and construction on and near the Atlanta BeltLine. beltline.org/employment
Event Calendar Check our events calendar for great special events like Washington Park Jamboree, A Slice of Summer, and Old Fourth Ward Fall Fest. beltline.org/events
The Atlanta BeltLine runs through 45 intown neighborhoods, and has rapidly become a destination for residents across Metro Atlanta. This incredible amenity for the City of Atlanta has created an extremely loyal following that grows daily.
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The Atlanta BeltLine Center, Eastside Trail Old Fourth Ward Fall Fest at Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark.
Full Radius Dance performs at Gordon White Park.
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Hands On Atlanta: The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership has partnered with Hands On Atlanta to make HOA the central hub for signing up for a variety of BeltLine volunteer opportunities. This partnership also connects volunteers with opportunities to give their time through additional community-based organizations HOA works with in neighborhoods along the Atlanta BeltLine corridor.Keep the Atlanta BeltLine awesome! There are many ways you can become directly involved in helping the Atlanta BeltLine meet its goals. For general information about volunteering, call 404-446-4404, or visit beltline.org/volunteer Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine: Your organization can make a difference through litter control, invasive plant removal, and other beautification projects. Offered in partnership with Park Pride. beltline.org/adopt
Get the Word Out: Distribute Atlanta BeltLine information or participate in community outreach to keep people “in the know” in your neighborhood and throughout Atlanta. beltline.org/flyers
Represent at Neighborhood Festivals: Help spread the word about the Atlanta BeltLine while enjoying festival fun by staffing the Atlanta BeltLine booth at these events.
Join the Speakers Bureau: Put your speaking skills to use and give our Atlanta BeltLine 101 presentation around town.
Volunteer for Special Events: Lend a hand at exciting special events celebrating the Atlanta BeltLine’s progress.
Help in the Office: Prefer working at a desk? Help assemble materials for our programs and complete other special projects.
Help Us Get to the Finish Line! The best way to show your support for the Atlanta BeltLine is to become a supporter. Building our base of supporters is essential to making the vision a reality. By supporting the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, you have an opportunity to be part of something big—the most comprehensive economic development effort ever undertaken in Atlanta and the largest urban revitalization project currently underway in the United States.
Tax-deductible donations from corporations, foundations, and individuals help to accelerate project timelines and leverage city, state, and federal dollars for Atlanta BeltLine construction. Private sector contributions are targeted toward key initiatives that directly benefit the community, starting a ripple effect that extends throughout the city and the region, while also setting a new standard for national and international community revitalization.
Your gift has the power to redefine a city, to advance a region, and to inspire a world of possibilities in countless other communities looking for sustainable, long-term solutions for growth.
Become a Supporter: If you’re an individual looking to support the Atlanta BeltLine vision, consider becoming an Atlanta BeltLine supporter. Supporters enjoy great perks like insider access to BeltLine events and discounts for good and services from BeltLine merchants. To learn more or to become a supporter, visit beltline.org/supporter.
Corporate Engagement: Corporations interested in making a difference should visit beltline.org/corporate-engagement for information on Corporate Member Levels and Benefits.
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The Atlanta BeltLine represents a new framework for Atlanta’s growth, centered on Transit Oriented Development, expansion of park land and public spaces, and vital expansion of the regional transit and transportation network.
Volunteers at Historic Fourth Ward Park.Rendering of future Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry courtesy of City of Atlanta Dept. of Parks and Recreation.
Westside Trail ribbon cutting. Photo credit: The Sintoses.
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Future Transit
Future Trails
Completed Trails
Trails Under Construction
Completed Spur Trails
Future Spur Trails
MARTA
Atlanta Streetcar
Interstate
PATH Foundation Trails
Parks (existing)
Parks (planned)
Landmarks
Legend
Lang CarsonPark
Oakland Cemetery
Grant Park
D. H. Stanton Park
Four Corners
Park
Boulevard Crossing
ParkHillside
Park
Urban Farm
John White
Park
Historic Fourth
Ward Park
FreedomPark
Piedmont Park
Bobby Jones Golf Course
Ardmore Park
Tanyard Creek Park
Maddox Park
Westview Cemetery
Adams Park
WashingtonPark
Arthur Langford, Jr. Skate Park
Perkerson Park
North-woods
FutureMurphy
Crossing
WaterworksWestside
Park at Bellwood
Quarry
Enota Park
Centennial Olympic
Park
GEORGIA STATE STADIUM
ZOO ATLANTA
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
CENTER
MERCEDES BENZ STADIUM
WORLD OF COCA-COLA
GEORGIA AQUARIUM
GEORGIA TECH
GEORGIA STATE
UNIVERSITYKING CENTER
CARTER CENTER
ATLANTA BOTANICAL
GARDENS
ATLANTIC STATION
PIEDMONT HOSPITAL
CITY HALL
STATE CAPITOL
KROG STREET MARKET
PONCE CITY
MARKET
WESTSIDE PROVISIONS
LINDBERGH CITY CENTER
Southwest ConnectorSpur Trail
Atlanta BeltLine
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta BeltLine PartnershipThe Atlanta BeltLine Partnership’s mission is to fulfill, preserve and protect the Atlanta BeltLine vision by raising funds and building partnerships that enable the Atlanta BeltLine project, engage the public and empower residents in surrounding neighborhoods. The Partnership is home to the Atlanta BeltLine Center where people can explore the past, present and future of the project, learn about the Partnership’s programming and events and find their personal connection to the Atlanta BeltLine. The Center can be accessed directly off the Eastside Trail, just south of Irwin St.
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.’s vision is to be the catalyst for making Atlanta a global beacon for equitable, inclusive, and sustainable city life. As one of the largest, most wide-ranging urban redevelopment programs in the United States, the Atlanta BeltLine is building a more socially and economically resilient Atlanta with our partner organizations and host communities through job creation, inclusive transportation systems, affordable housing, and public spaces for all.
Phone: 404-477-3003Email: [email protected] Peachtree Street NW, Suite 2300, Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404.446.4404 Email: [email protected] beltline.org 112 Krog Street, Suite 14 Atlanta, GA 30307
All photography by John Becker unless otherwise noted.
Published May 2018
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