Beautiful place lots of weird little things all over to catch your eye. Lots of history behind it. Love the old bridge and waterfall area. Lots of beautiful greenery and big gorgeous trees. A place to get lost away from the city. Nice grass are too if you wanted to have a picnic. Very nice place for a short little outting.

So close to the city! There are a couple of options for your walk. I explored the lower path that walked along the creek. It take you by 2 small waterfalls and ends at the lake.

A nice little hike. Be sure to take bug spray.

Awesome place, loved the trails and the water fall, beautiful

Beautiful spot with short loop trails and very unique views of an old bridge and mill-like ruins.

Quet, easy access, in the midst of Emory area.

The path to Lullwater preserve was blocked due to construction.

It was a short and easy trail. I'll be back

Great trails and river! Watch for poison ivy.

With two short trails tucked into a bend of South Peachtree Creek, the setting has great potential. Unfortunately, that potential is untapped for the moment. Sewer work and no path to connect it to Lullwater Preserve make it seem lackluster at the moment. I hope the future will be kind to this little green space. I did see a little devils dipstick mushroom, that was a nice surprise.

Great nature trail right beside the Emory campus

Hidden gem! Very accessible. Very clean. Please pick up after yourself/ your dog. Only about 20 steps on the beginning of the trail. Shallow to 5 feet deep.

Free Limited parking Great small hike to take kids too, trails were labeled clearly, could get down to the water front

Nice hike. There was only one spot that a bridge was needed but we and our small grandchildren were able to work together to cross it.

Nice quiet trail to LullWater Preserve. Not the best to go after it has rained.

Free parking but the lot is small. This hiking trail is secluded and has a few different trails to walk. Kind of an underrated hiking area so it should be low-key. FOLLOW @slickhiking on TikTok IG FB

It's alright but not for people who have babies in a stroller...you wouldn't be able to really enjoy hiking down towards the waterfall. We're not from here, so we thought it would be a good idea, it was worth a try. Beautiful though.