Rottenwood Creek Trail in CRNRA (c) Nathan Sears
| | Chattahochee River National Recreation Area Overview |
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| | Chattahoochee River NRA flood damage reports and updates |
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| | Fall foliage at CRNRA |
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| | Chattahoochee River NRA parks and hikes |
 | East Palisades: Get detailed trail descriptions and photos from one of Atlanta's most scenic parks. Includes trail descriptions of Thornton Shoals spur trail and Devil Race Course Shoals spur trail. |
 | West Palisades: See pictures and get detailed trail descriptions from this popular park unit. Discover a fantastic loop that combines the best of the parks hiking trails, the Bob Callan and the Rottenwood Creek multi-use trail for an enjoyable loop hike that covers all the park has to offer. |
 | Cochran Shoals: This extremely popular unit of the CRNRA combines diverse trails along the river, through marsh lands and up into the wooded hills for excellent hiking opportunites. |
 | Powers Island: Located adjacent to the popular Cochran Shoals park unit this park offers solitude and a short but enjoyable network of trails. Learn how to enjoy the best of this units trails. |
 | Island Ford - This park unit serves as the CRNRA headquarters. You can come visit the park's visitor center before heading out along the parks trails. See deer along the trail, stop along scenic creeks and pass large rock outcroppings that served as shelters for the people who once inhabited the banks of the Chattahoochee. |
 | Gold Branch - with seven miles of hiking trails this unit of the CRNRA offers excellent hiking options for both short loops or long hikes through the heavily wooded forest. Along the sections of trail that border Bull Sluice Lake visitors have opportunites to view the areas waterfowl and deer can sometimes also be seen along the trails. |