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Trail Description:
Very short but great for during the week. You can do it over and over agian. You can do flip flop- Do it forwards then backwards. Watch out, you will get whipped in the face with branches.
How to get there:
Get on I-285 and go to Shallowford Road exit. Get off, go to the stop light and trn left. Go to the next stop light, which is Briarcliff Road, and turn right. Go to Lakeside High school. Turn left onto Oak Grove Road. Go strait for about 1 mile then go strait across the intersection of Oak Grove and Fairoaks. Go strait and turn right on coralwood dr: It is right across from Lakeview homes. Go up the street to the coralwood school. Go to the last secton of the parking lot and go half of the way back into it. It is a very smalll clearing- this is where the fun begins.
Additional Notes:
Admission is free, if you hurt yourself it is yourself.
| Posted by: Joe on 9/11/2008 |
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There is NO biking trail at Coralwood School. It's just pavement and a school parking lot that's locked up on the weekends. Not worth the trip.
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| Posted by: duko on 8/28/2005 |
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This work is in the public domain Geogria power is try to keep people off unused land by there power lines off moreland just is south of vaule villege by the foxie lady just north of the drive in or by the blv on the other side close to the fedral prison This land is just sitting there waiting to by used as a hiking trail bike trial bird watching area in stead it just a dumping ground for builing surples ect http://atlanta.indymedia.org/newswire/display/38209/index.php
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| Posted by: mr click click durk on 8/14/2005 |
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do not go to this trail. recent construction closed it down and nobody had done any work on it in abou 7 years. do not waste your time.
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| Posted by: Michael Barnett on 7/24/2005 |
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There was construction at the school and we could not find the entrance to the trail. One large parking lot was gated and locked.
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| Posted by: Jiminy Cricket on 9/26/2004 |
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Only go if you are going with little kids, because that is who made this trail. I am flattered that the first trail i ever blazed is posted, thanks.
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