Dunwoody explores plan for 69-mile trail network
In years to come, Dunwoody officials could start creating an extensive trail network with nearly 69 miles of paved paths, an effort to enhance mobi...
In years to come, Dunwoody officials could start creating an extensive trail network with nearly 69 miles of paved paths, an effort to enhance mobility options in the car-centric suburb. On April 24, Dunwoody City Council will discuss an ambitious trail master plan crafted by local leaders and the PATH Foundation, a nonprofit helping to link metro Atlanta with a system of trails. The routes proposed in Dunwoody would connect several destinations, including two MARTA rail stations, seven shopping centers, nine parks and 11 schools.