A 27-acre riverside park featuring a hiking trail, boat dock, and kayak/canoe launch along the Chattahoochee. Open year-round, it offers direct water access and scenic overlooks of Morgan Falls Dam.
48 miles of protected river valley managed by the National Park Service for hiking, fishing, and paddling. Multiple access units run through Sandy Springs, making it the backbone of outdoor recreation in the area.
The official nonprofit partner of the Chattahoochee River NRA, funding trail improvements and conservation efforts. They also run volunteer programs, educational events, and community stewardship initiatives along the corridor.
A large urban park straddling Sandy Springs and Buckhead with athletic fields, trails, an amphitheater, and a public golf course. The conservancy funds ongoing improvements to keep this shared green space thriving.
Tells the story of Morgan Falls Overlook Park's transformation from a former industrial site into one of Sandy Springs' most visited green spaces. Part of the broader Chattahoochee RiverLands initiative connecting 100 miles of river access across metro Atlanta.
A 4-acre downtown park at the center of Sandy Springs' civic campus, featuring a splash pad, lawn, and rotating public art installations. City Green hosts free community events, farmers markets, and outdoor performances throughout the year.
The official reservation platform for the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, covering camping, permits, and guided activities. Use it to book picnic shelters, fishing access, and ranger-led programs at units near Sandy Springs.
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