Park Pride walked Chosewood Park's new loop and wooded trails
The next Second Friday Walk is Friday, November 13 at Little Nancy Creek Park in North Buckhead.
Park Pride held its October Second Friday Walk at Chosewood Park, with chalk art by Sidewalk Sassy. The Friends of Chosewood Park, the Atlanta BeltLine and Patrick Hand of Integrated Land Design led the group through the Friends group's stewardship work, BeltLine updates and park improvements.
The walk followed the newly constructed loop around the water feature near the residential developments, then the park's wooded trails, ending at the new playground.
The next walk is Friday, November 13 at Little Nancy Creek Park in North Buckhead.
From Park Pride· Instagram · Oct 9
Open the post“We had a wonderful time at Chosewood Park for our October Second Friday Walk (featuring chalk art by Sidewalk Sassy)! 🍂 Led by the @friendsofchosewoodpark, @atlantabeltline, and Patrick Hand of Integrated Land Design, we learned about the Friends group’s incredible stewardship efforts, exciting Beltline updates, and the improvements that continue to shape the park. Our walk took us along the newly constructed loop surrounding the water feature near the residential developments before exploring the park’s more natural, wooded trails, which brought us back around to the new playground. It was a great opportunity to see how community stewardship and thoughtful park improvements and trail connections are helping make Chosewood Park a special place for neighbors to gather, explore, and enjoy nature. Join us next time on Friday, November 13 at Little Nancy Creek Park in North Buckhead!”
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