Apr 16, 2026 - News

What to see on Atlanta Beltline's new Southeast Trail

Thomas Wheatley

Blue sky over a street beneath a yellow steel bridge with a teal-green mural on the arch. Construction workers in bright vests, a flatbed trailer, stone wall, stairs, and parked cars line the road. — Beltline crews built a parallel bridge and access point for pedestrians. Photo: Thomas Wheatley/Axios

If you haven't joined the crowds tiptoeing on the Atlanta Beltline's newest segment, now's your time to go.

Driving the news: Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta Beltline leaders will officially open the remaining segments of the Southeast Trail stretching from Reynoldstown and Cabbagetown to Boulevard Heights.

The opening of Segments 3 and 4 brings the total number of Beltline trail miles to 15.

Head to the trail and check out these spots:

🪵 The Stumpery: This trailside collection of repurposed stumps and logs in Reynoldstown will teach your kids about the life cycle of trees.

🌁 Ormewood Avenue bridge: The circa-1900 concrete arch railroad bridge offers an elevated view of the leafy neighborhood. Directions

🍷 Side Saddle Wine Saloon: The owner of coffee company Finca has a Beltline-adjacent stop for sipping natural wine. (Finca also has a location next door.)

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