Nice place to walk. If you live in the area. Parking is ample. Simple and safe. There is place for…read moreyour little ones to play.

One of my favorite area parks. I love all the space and the playground is cool. The history of…read morethis park is super interesting. You can walk up some steps and over a bridge (over the creek) and be in the woods with trails. Theres a covered picnic table area next to the playground thats a little elevated that I like to sit. The whole vibe is laid back and cool. Unless its the fourth of July when its super LITTTTT lol. There are other fields and buildings there that I haven't ventured to YET. My lil rescue doggie had his first park experience and it was lots of fun. People get it confused with Powder Springs Linear Park but they are a few miles apart but both dope parks with good amenities

I grew up playing here. We used to love the sandbox because they were one of the few parks that…read morestill had a sand box. The park is massive so there's plenty of places to explore. Nice basketball courts that they kept maintained. Park it tucked all the way off the street, so you don't have to worry about cars speeding by. It was a great place to play alone without needing our parents there growing up.

Oh my gosh- I forgot how lovely this trail is, and I am lucky to live in close proximity to it. A…read morefriend and I needed to get some cardio in. I made the suggestion to walk the trail instead of just walking around the neighborhood. Best decision ever! We started the trail at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area at Paces Mills. The trail length is 3.8 miles and offers a great work out. The terrain varies from flat to slightly inclined. In addition to getting that heart rate up you get to experience what feels like the perfect place to unwind and unplug. It's the sounds and sights for me! The waves created in the Chattahoochee river, the sounds of birds chirping, the sight of plush tees, and bridges. It truly is a natural escape from a busy suburban lifestyle. A few things to note: 1. You can access this trail from two different parking areas. The lot on Interstate North Parkway is free of charge. However, it is a small lot. The larger Lot at Paces Mill is $5.00 per day. You can make the payment via an app. 2. this is a multi- use trail. As such, you can find people doing a leisure walk, jogging, biking, skating etc. motorized items are not permitted on the trail. 3. if you don't own a bike, there are rentals available. The company that is located at this trail is called Movatics. You can find them in your App Store to get started with your rental. The advertisement notes that it is free for your first hour and $3.00 per hour after that. 4. The park is open from dusk to dawn just like most trails and parks. I highly recommend stopping by this trail, it will not disappoint!

The trailhead is located on Hwy 41 just north of the river. Parking appears plentiful, but I don't…read moreknow if it completely fills up on the weekend (as we visited on a Friday late-morning). You can access the lot from either direction on Hwy 41. You first need to pay the $5 parking fee to recreation.gov. The instructions are fairly easy to follow; the whole transaction is done via smartphone. It probably took 5 minutes or less. The paved trail heads east along the river and crosses under I-75 before turning north. The trail is well shaded for much of the way, though it gets sunny as it ascends a significant hill just before the 1-mile mark. That was about as far as we went on our initial visit, though the trail kept going for, I think, at least another mile. There are nice views of the creek as well as (early) of the river. When we went, there were a fair number of others walking or running, so it never seemed too isolated.

Joined the Soft Society Social for their Ponies and Pilates workshop on Sunday, May 31st. The…read moreweather cooperated and we had an amazing afternoon. Upon arrival, there's plenty of visitor parking in front of the stables. I took a Lyft but there didn't seem to be any issues. There's also room to park by the lake next door. The property is too lovely to describe - you just have to go. The Soft Society event included a specialty matcha drinks, a Pilates class, feeding the horses and making floral arrangements. The owners were on site to answer questions and support with feeding the horses. They were so patient and excited to eat the carrots and apples we had. They posed for photos and were the most gentle animals. The grounds are several acres - we did Pilates on a grassy hilltop then did the bouquets by the lake. We passed other women riding and grooming the horses in the stables. They all looked well fed, the area was clean and well maintained. By the lake - several cars were parked to fish. There's also trails to hike. They have a couple of tiny houses on the grounds too that help non-traditional people that need housing. It's a great place to visit, easy to get to and I can't wait to get back!

I recieved a horse for Christmas 2019 and been with GB ever since...tomorrow that changes because…read morethere is a sense of being an unwelcomed outsider. Everything seems to be done in order seniority. Some of the boarders are nice some of the staff is pleasant but NOT worth the money. Only time I got to speak to owner was when I was reporting rude or disrespectful behavior.

Me and my grands love to go here, take a very short walk on the comet trail from the one playground…read moreto an outdoor gym area next to a climbing thingie. Always a great diverse group of people riding bikes, playing with the kids, and across the parking lot two covered basketball courts are always happening. There's enough open field for a good game of dodge ball and parking is plentiful. I have never seen the concessions open or visited the restrooms but the shaded tables next to both are a good resting spot.

Great park for kids of all ages. Lots of playground equipments, all in new condition. There's a…read moreshaded area under umbrellas for the kids to play and enjoy the outdoors even when the sun is really hot. The park is extremely clean and well taken care of. The silver comet trail is connected to the park so feel free to bring your bikes or just go for a stroll. There's even a bike rack to keep the bikes once you're done riding. There's bathrooms, water fountains and even a concession stand serving cold drinks, ice cream and snacks although it wasn't open when I was there and the hours weren't listed. Overall a really great family park with lots to do

It was a beautiful day and we wanted to get outdoors and find somewhere new to explore…read more With a quick search, we came across this park. We have lived in the area for 5+ years and we are 5 minutes from this gem and didn't even know it! There is a stroller friendly trail nestled in between trees, and a wetlands area with elevated boardwalk. The trail parallels the Nickajack Creek which flows into the Chattahoochee River, so it is a fast flowing creek. We walked for an hour or so on this scenic path and sat under the gazebo for a moment after our little hike. It's so nice to discover something new and nearby.

Located in Smyrna. Very simple to get here from the major highways…read more At first it seems a bit dull as we trek into the woods. Approaching the bridge that crosses the marsh grasses seem nice and then a long 3/4 mile hike along a singular path with no roundabout back to the point of origin. When we reached the view of the river (stream) it built up nticipationnfor what we saw towards the end of the trail a nice Mecca of cascading waterfalls. Nothing big but it was cool and pleasant to sit in. To top it off the end revealed a nice wooden covered bridge.

Nice, quiet park with baseball and softball fields very family-oriented, featuring a large pavilion…read moreand plenty of parking.

Relaxing this Sunday afternoon at nickajack with my children and parents. I've been here too many…read moretimes to count. They've definitely updated it since I started coming back in 2002 to play flag football. I've come to do Total fitness boot camp which was great. It's a nice park, but people do speed through here and come in and out without parking, seemingly to scope the scene to do illegal activity. Too many hiding spots and areas not too well lit which I feel attract mischief. Come during the day and you'll be fine.

I've been wanting to go horseback riding for yearssss. I was encouraged to finally schedule it this…read moreyear for my birthday. I really wanted to find a Black Owned ranch, so Bella & her competitor came up. I ultimately went with Bella, because she was much more responsive and welcoming of my 50-11 follow up questions. If you're going with a group, you can pay 1/2 of the total amount to hold y'alls spot. Upon arrival, I was a lil nervous but Trey was a great instructor & very patient with us. The horses were beautiful & all had their own lil personalities! I was on Star and felt like we really bonded by the end of the ride. I really wish I lived closer, but hope to come back and definitely recommend them!

My 13 year old niece was staying with me for the week and I booked a trail ride for us at Bella's…read moreBarn. We had such an amazing time! The horses were beautiful and so beginner friendly, and the guides and owner were wonderful! The trial ride is absolutely beautiful, through the woods, creek, etc.we had such a great time that we booked another ride the next day! If you're looking for a wonderful horseback riding experience, this is the place!!