The Dirt on PATH400

 In Greenspace, News, PATH400

Denise Starling, executive director of Livable Buckhead, gives us the dirt on PATH400 progress.

We asked and the neighborhood responded!

I knew installing 54-inch railings with wire mesh to provide maximum safety along the new stretch of PATH400 was the right thing to do. I’m grateful that others agreed and stepped up to support Livable Buckhead’s Raising the Rails campaign.

I’m excited to announce that Livable Buckhead, with some help from our friends at the CID and the federal government, has secured the $100,000 we need to raise the rails. We wanted to make sure that everyone who walks, bikes, or skips this 450-foot stretch of PATH400 feels comfortable and safe. Thank you to everyone who donated to make that possible.

There’s no doubt that PATH400 is one of the things that makes Buckhead special. Another thing is how neighbors come together to support the community and everyone who lives and works here. Time and again, we see that it’s not the places that make Buckhead special; it’s the people.

It’s hard to believe that in less than a year, the Wieuca to Loridans section of PATH400 will be open (I know…I know…I shouldn’t jinx it, but it’s just too exciting not to say it)! None of this would be possible without you, so thank you again for the confidence you showed in us to get this project done.

We will continue doing construction tours so let me know if you want to join us. Otherwise, I’ll see you on the PATH (with its enhanced hand railings) sometime next year! Click here to RSVP for the June tour.

Raising the Rails Donor Spotlight Series

The Raising the Rails spotlight series recognizes and celebrates philanthropic-minded individuals committed to the betterment and safety of our neighborhoods.

Marvin Pastel | Marianna Lee | Jane Moss | Dan Weede

Secret Gardens of PATH400: Saturday, June 15th 

Join us on Saturday, June 15th from 11:00am to 3:00pm for the Secret Gardens of PATH400 community event!

11am – 1pm: We’re looking for participants to transform 30 planters into themed gardens along PATH400. Whether solo or in teams of 2-4, decorate mini pots with native plants, flowers, and themed decorations. Click here to sign up.

1 pm – 3 pm: Explore mini, themed gardens that will transform the trail into a magical wonderland for the summer. This free event will also include family-friendly activities such a visit with llamas, treats, and giveaways. Visit livablebuckhead.org/summer to learn more.

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