I ended up randomly in Atlanta this weekend and did the quality research beforehand - I looked for…read moreweird things to do here on Reddit, and this creepy Doll's Head Trail popped up. Luckily I had two chums in the area who were more than willing to drive over and investigate with me, so off we went. It was an interesting drive through East Atlanta; I was mostly excited to see a Piggly Wiggly, but I imagine your mileage may vary on such a sighting. I also learned about trap houses. Anyway. The weather for this was actually ideal. The temps were unseasonably low (a concern I had about wandering into Hotlanta in August), probably in the low 80s, and it was cloudy, which gave the whole adventure a spooky vibe. There were a few other cars in the parking lot but aside from two guys fishing and a couple we stumbled across who looked to be up to no good, we saw no one. As hikes go, this is much more of a walk than anything remotely strenuous - the total mileage can't be more than a mile or two, and the first few tenths of a mile are on a paved path before ultimately shifting to normal dirt. I've spent some time in the northern part of the state hiking up the GA high point Brasstown Bald but this area is devoid of altitude; anyone with working legs should be able to navigate this easily. Beyond the doll shizzle, optics are limited. The path goes by Constitution Lake, where we could see a row of turtles in the distance, but that was about it. Pretty meh. The obvious highlight is the Doll's Head Trail/Loop, which probably takes about 10 minutes or so to get to from the parking lot/trailhead. Honestly? Cool idea, and I can see how I stumbled across it online, but a lot of it was literally just garbage. I'm from NJ, and we have a few similar themed paths - notably a Fairy Trail in Maplewood that features little houses with dolls/action figures nestled into tree trunks, etc. Other than a few legitimately neat set pieces, mostly centering on (you guessed it) doll heads, most of what we saw out there was just moldy crap. It's a shame, because I think they could really make this edgy and unsettling, especially come Halloween time. But by opening this to the public to assist - always a gift and a curse - a lot of people seemed to just use it as an excuse to dump some of their old crap from the garage. A shame, and the group that's monitoring the trail (and there seems to be an official one, based on some of the signage we saw) should probably step in and make this more appealing. A random/spooky doll head hanging from a tree? Yes. Here for it. A piece of rusted metal from the 1980s just dropped into some foliage? No, that's littering. My chum did express interest in coming back to contribute so hopefully she can help lead a renaissance for this space. This is tough to recommend unless you're really in the area. I'd focus on something in a nice section of the ATL that's not cosplaying as the city dump, at least until they figure out how to fix this.

A neat spot but a bit creepy. Not sure if it's the day I came but didn't really see that many doll…read moreheads - if any. Lots of seemingly junk collections, and we randomly met the person who started it who was there to check up on it! Really emphasized not bringing anything not found in the park (otherwise it'd just be a junk yard / littering + keeping non-natural items where you're not supposed to leave stuff in nature). Pretty cool concept, flat walk, all shaded, very short walk. Lots of parking.

Zoo Atlanta is an educational, entertaining, and exciting place to visit when in Atlanta. The…read morefacility is well-designed with large pathways for crowds, scooter and strollers. The exhibits allow guests to be close to the animals. There are engaging guides stationed throughout the zoo to give information to visitors. Visitors are able to experience a great time with the general admission ticket, but there are several options for an additional cost. Parking is a bit of a problem on busy days. There is a main lot, an auxiliary lot and some street parking. Our family visited using the Atlanta City Pass. If you are planning on doing more that one Atlanta attraction, the City Pass is worth it!

we purchased our tix online the same morning we would be coming to the zoo - what the website…read morefailed to mention is that a 5K would be in progress & the entrance to the zoo would be blocked for about 1.5 hours! i thought one of the perks of the internet was to relay information in a timely manner -- if we had been notified of this, we wouldn't have rushed to get to the zoo when it opened for the 5K planners, a detour would have been great; instead, 100s of cars (not all zoo patrons) sat in their cars idling anyone that has visited ATL knows that their favorite past time is sitting in an idling car, producing more smog i hope the 5K wasn't to bring attention to the environment great zoo though! SMOG: 1 5K planners: 0

Beautiful hike spot near the highway complete with a clean parking lot, restrooms, trash cans, and…read moremarked trails. We couldn't believe the views we got with just a short hike! Perfect spot to get a break from a road trip. Dog-friendly!

Looking for an easy to moderate hiking spot with clean trails and free parking? Check out Reynolds…read moreNature Preserve. Coming from Atlanta on a Saturday morning, there was light traffic, and the address brought you directly to the free parking lot. The area has lots of foliage, so it's very shaded and a perfect spot for a summer hike or walk. There are several paths and markers, so you can change it up. My friend and I walked two different paths in 1 hour. In addition to the hiking trails, you also have a grass space with a few picnic tables, perfect for a quiet area to have lunch or meet with a group of friends.   Foot traffic was steady, and there were a few people walking solo however it's not something I would do since it's a forest area and not very crowded.

Amazing experience. Jiu-Jitsu in the park. Open mat. Knowledge with other people who share the same…read morepassion for the ART. Thank you ParkandRoll for bringing this to Atlanta. Jiu-Jitsu in the park I love it.

I have one of the best practices yesterday at the park and roll seminar,open mat and cook out put…read moretogether by the Founders Latina and Cam. The space was clean and dramatically 90% bug free! The comradeship, sharing of knowledge, and simple fun with jujitsu was almost beyond words. Various schools come together to support one another for the sake of sharing Jujitsu with Atlanta. The farmers market was incredible as well. Bring a newbie or experienced grappler and they will enjoy the experience!

I went in for a simple brake alignment. Paid up, cycled 5 blocks. BOOM, like a gunshot, the front…read morewheel exploded in heavy Moreland traffic. I was shaking. I thought it was an overinflate issue. The wheel locked, decimated. CARRIED my bike 5 blocks. So piss'd off. FWIW I do not blame the person who did the original realignment. It is not his fault. It's the manager for setting up a bad chain of command and her appalling gaslighting. They said "Yeah your rim was already indented, and look, it's the back rim too. When the brakes applied to that, this front wheel rim split, caved in and exploded.". That'll be $85 more, they said. New wheel, inner tube, costs. Uhm. What? The alignment of the brake pads is done when you align them TO THE RIM OF THE WHEEL. You cannot align the brakes without aligning the rim, they work together in a pair. That is the time to tell the bike-rider of the impending catastrophe. I was so angry. They didn't tell me. Or warn me or make it known. I requested a discount from the manager. I'd just had the brake adjustment. This lady nicked and dimed me. They fixed the brake alignment and must have seen my coming back for more. Jeez. Switch bait. She gaslit my Every. Single. Sentence. Blamed me for not having a service earlier, for not noticing it myself and said it wasn't their responsibility to tell me about the rim. Uhm, it's LITERALLY your responsibility. I'm not the technician. Brake pads apply to wheel rims. It's Literally. Your. Job. argued I told her I felt very unsafe and didn't trust this shop now. She argued my every sentence. She said anything she could at every turn to make herself look good. Lady. At least have the COMMON decency to agree with a sentence out of my mouth. I shouldn't have to argue over and over or defend myself when I'm telling the manager I feel unsafe. When leaving, she told me to take care of servicing and to come back for adjustments. Lady, if you think I'm ever coming back to this store, you're crazier than I already think you are. And I'll expect her to reply to this with yet more gaslighting.

Awesome, quick, friendly, knowledgeable, and got service on a Sunday. They went above a beyond…read more Thanks for recommending my Saris bike rack. Price was fair.

Quality park. Huge amenities. Facilities for children, dogs, the entire family. Tennis courts,…read morewalking trails and indoor facilities to rent. Cheapest rental facilities in the area. Pleasant staff that will work with you. The summer camp and afterschool are also very affordable. Field trips every week during summer camp. The park is beautiful

WARNING! PREDATORY BOOTING! No tractor trailer parking in nearby shopping center. Property…read moremaintenance cleared me 3 times before, no problem if I'm using the gym. Now I had to pay $300 to remove the boot.

Will is the man!!! Super nice brother, Honest, and Respectful. This is a solid Anytime Fitness…read more Always clean and organized!!!

Nice solid walking trail in Atlanta. Some challenging hills. Plenty of parking. Walked with another…read moreindividual.

Very nice trail... and nice people. A little creepy by yourself but peaceful! Enjoy the view!read more

A super cute studio in an amazing location! There's free parking with a sizable lot in back, which…read morecompletely takes the stress away when you're rushing to make it to class on time. Like me, sometimes! (Pro tip for first timers: the entrance is in the back and there's a very joyful mural marking it.) Inside it's so cozy with medium toned hardwood floors and exposed brick. And of course the classes are amazing. When I tell you that the Deep Stretch class led by Tiana is like an oil change for your body, I am not joking. It's that good. I can't wait to explore other class offerings, but I go to that Deep Stretch class as much as I possibly can. This place is a gem.

I was visiting my friend in Atlanta, and she invited me to take a vinyasa class at Nectar Yoga. We…read moreregistered for Nya's class on Monday at 4:30pm. I noted the cute studio upon arrival, and I got a strong sense of community. I appreciated how welcoming the students were, and you could tell that regulars were friends. The practice space was small and narrow, but there were about 20 people in my class and we fit comfortably. The room was heated but wasn't unbearable. Nya was an amazing teacher! She offered great cues, hands-on assists, and led a creative flow that had a mix of hip openings and balancing poses.

We're kicking off the new year in search of a better pool service company than Sweetwater Pools…read more The subpar reviews on this app align with our disappointing experience. Here's why we don't recommend Sweetwater Pools... Inexperienced technicians - unable to answer the most basic maintenance questions. Disrespectful to property - the technicians would disassemble our pool skimmer, using the pole to mix their chemicals (that's fine!), but then not put it back together. We repeatedly asked them to put it back the way they found it to no avail. It felt lazy and disrespectful. Zero communication - really hard to get anyone to call you back to address concerns or questions. To sum it up, we never felt like Sweetwater Pools valued our business or ever tried to salvage it. You have been forewarned.

Not a very good experience with Sweetwater Pools, we needed our pool cleaned after it was opened…read morefrom another not so pool friendly company, we agreed on the contract, made the monthly payment, almost 2 weeks later a guy from there comes out to clean and get the pool ready for summer, he only vacuumed half the pool, and dropped 5 3" tabs in the strainer basket and then he left, his "supervisor" then came out couple hours later, said he would have everything done even if he had to come back out and vacuum again, well he left to after about an hour, sides of the pool were not cleaned, debris still on the bottom of the pool, empty chemical bottle left on the pool deck, left and never heard from him again, called Saturday, spoke with Management but since he is management North, he could do anything, Monday I called the office, told them everything that was and was not done, I was told that the pool techs report stated " the pool was cleaned, chemicals added, and the deck was cleaned up with a leaf blower" I think its pretty sad when employees tell stories to there employers to make themselves look good while making a PAYING customer look bad. Not one word of sincerity or offers to help get to the bottom of the situation, I told them to cancel my NEW account, and was told "ok, have a nice day". out XXX.xx for 5 chlorine tablets and some bottle of chemical!!