It's paved road, pretty much flat, more green fields than few years ago. Large portion of the trail is around residential area, not much to see in the winter, but anyway I m glad to have walking choice around the neighborhood. read more

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Three plus mile unpaved loop. It is completely flat which means it is an easy walk/hike, just does not drain well after a rain. It has more of an urban type trail feel as it winds itself along the river, around a disc golf course, children's play area and parking lot. Nothing wrong with any of it, but if you're looking for a traditional hiking trail this one may not be much of a challenge for you. But bring the kids and everyone will find it to be a very enjoyable walk with nice varying views. Looks like they are building elevated wooden walkways to get thru the low lying, flood prone and muddy areas. read more

I have played at a lot of courses and I love this one. Love the challenges of playing on the back tees aka pads. This is also a great coarse for learning how to play (long distances, a number of holes w wide fields and some challenging holes for the experienced players). This has it all. Bring your drivers bc you will need them. read more

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Great flat walking trails. Peaceful surroundings along the Hooch. Frisbee golf too. Biking is also a great option here.

Not quite sure what to think about Chattahoochee pointe park. I kinda thought it was a newly developed and incomplete park, because there were areas of the park that didn't look finished, but based on the reviews it's been accessible for a while. Chattahoochee Pointe Park lays behind a large subdivision, going from paved road to gravel, and near the parking lot you have a shared Sustainable community orchard. I don't know if there's a grounds keeper or if it's literally ran by the community, but it was sizable enough to plant several things. It's also freely accessible to all with no gate to speak of. Taking the trail that for the most part parallels the Chattahoochee river, it's a green wanderland. Yes I meant to say wander, because you find yourself going this way, that way, and taking tons of photos on certain parts of the trail, especially on the eastern side of the trail where the hooch is easily visible. Several warning signs along the eastern leg of the trail warn of a dangerous drop from a steep cliff. Believe it, because while you can get very close to the edge and take pics, it is a decent drop that can hurt you, or worse in certain places. The park is definitely teaming with life, as you often see butterflies, bumblebees, all sorts of birds and large fruit (plums maybe?) that are growing from the trees. If you live in this neighborhood, it is in fact a great park for you! When the trail is not directly following the river, you can find yourself in a meadow, which sees you often walking through a see of yellow flowers and green grass, on a trail that's kept up, although some areas had much higher grass along the trail, that I avoided for fear of finding a tick on me. There is a small children's play area that's kinda a softer foam so that if they fall they wont get hurt so bad. Next to it is a set of covered park benches and a bbq grill for general use. There is a dedicated restroom, two of them, that are not flush toilets. They did, at the time, have several rolls of toilet paper, and while there was no sink, there was a dispensing hand sanitizer in each restroom that worked. A few water fountains can be found near the play area and restroom. Near the restroom is a dog water fountain and a hand washing station, but none of these worked near the restroom. I'm not exactly sure how many miles the trails make up because the map at the park doesn't give you trail lengths, but none of the trails felt very long. There aren't any big hills, and as it's a very flat area most of the way, practically anyone can walk it from your 9 year old to your 90 year old. One of the reviewers mentioned this was the beginnings of a great park, and I agree! I just hope they add a little more, connect a few more water lines to fountains, and make the park just a bit more accessible, and it'll definitely get a star bump up from me. As it stands, there wasn't much to the park that I was excited over, and for now, it's just okay read more

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Beginnings of a great park! I spent a couple hours walking around and exploring & enjoyed myself. Will be a lovely, peaceful and more serene park once fully developed. + cute play place for kids + horseshoe pit + plenty of exploring opportunities for kids and dogs + lots of wildlife...butterflies, birds and deer + river views are beautiful + bathrooms convenient, but really just dressed up port-o-potties - wish there were more walking trails with views of the river - wish all of the paths had been clearly marked and had a clear beginning and end - nearby housing construction noisy & takes away from peaceful environment - some paths overgrown - nature trails hard to find...felt like I was trespassing in some spots - one trail I was advised against walking alone for safety reasons (overgrown & all the construction workers) read more

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Great flat walking trails! Very few folks on the trails. We spotted a Baby Deer, a variety of Birds & a few fish swimming in the Chattahoochee. Beautiful area read more

One of my favorite things to do is go kayaking on a nice sunny day. A couple weekends ago Bobby and I took our kayaks and decided to park one car here and put in a ways up the road in the other car. We had a nice relaxing trip down the river we saw a blue herring, fish, and even some other kayakers which was pretty cool. When we got out I had to wait with both kayaks for Bobby to pick me up. It was really great they have picnic benches you can sit at to snack or wait as in my case making it a little more comfortable. The only downside was that we had to wait a while to find parking when we got there its a pretty small lot. But other than that great little spot to drop your car before going on a river adventure! read more

This park, recently opened in South Forsyth County, with its entrance on Old Atlanta Road, just north of Versenoia Horse Farm, is a passive facility. A small play area, complete with a rope suspension bridge (1 foot off the ground, moms), a fine gravel ADA level walking trail of approx, 1.2 mile length, a nature trail, picnic pavilion, kayak/ canoe ramp, restrooms, human and dog water fountains, and a wonderful view of the adjoining horse farm, all sit on the west bank of the Chattahoochee. This is a perfect outdoor trail for my wife, who is battling small vessel disease of her brain. Today, Saturday, we were one of two vehicles in the substantial parking lot. The walk alongside the river was peaceful, healing, and comfortably cool. Need a place for some 'unwind time'? This is it. What a perfect place to step away from one of the local businesses for a quiet bag lunch! read more