Also at this entrance is a large picnic area and boat ramp.īeginning at the Paces Mill entrance, the trailhead is at the far end of the parking lot away from the river. The parking lot at the Paces Mill entrance to the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is much larger, but there is the standard $5/day fee for these parks.
While the parking area on Interstate North Parkway is free, there are only about 10 spots. Parking is available at both ends of this trail. Future plans would extend this trail another two miles to Terrell Mill Road. The multi-use trail is perfect for families enjoying a walk, bikers who are looking for a short, slightly hilly path, and dogs looking to get their owner some exercise. After years of drought, during.This two mile long paved mixed use path follows both the Chattahoochee River and the scenic Rottenwood Creek, making an excellent quick getaway from the surrounding area. In May I anxiously anticipate the long days of summer, but by the end of August, summer has.Īug, 2013 | AquaBytesImage credit: Evan CarpenterAs reported recently on several local Atlanta news outlets, the seemingly endless rains we’ve experienced this spring and summer have resulted in a slithering side effect: a rise in snake encounters. The long hot days of summer - although it has really not been a very hot summer around these parts - are all but a distant memory. Sep, 2013 | AquaBytesWell, summer is quickly coming to a close. Sep, 2013 | AquaBytesAquascape Environmental’s Jim Lanier is part of the 2013 hosting committee for “Paddling Through History,” an event to benefit the Coosa River Basin Initiative and the Etowah River Water Trail Project on Sunday, Oct. Paddling Through History on the Etowah River “Are they dangerous? And can you get rid of. We were reminded of calls we’ve received in the past: “Do lake leeches exist?” an anxious caller asked. Oct, 2013 | AquaBytesYesterday, Jim and Jeremy came across the very large leech pictured above at Lake Lanier. Oct, 2013 | AquaBytesAquascapers Amy Davidson, Paul Slovisky, Evan Carpenter, Jeremy Brown and Zach Burrell joined other volunteers from the Georgia Association of Water Professionals on Friday, October 18 to cleanup Rottenwood Creek in Marietta. The Frankenfish (aka Snakehead Fish) It sounds like something spawned in a low-budget horror movie: an eel-like fish with sharp teeth, the ability to breathe air and.Īquascapers Pitch in on Rivers Alive Cleanup
Oct, 2013 | AquaBytesHappy Halloween! We’re getting into the spooky spirit by looking at some scary freshwater animals. A Sand County Almanac by Aldo.Ī Collection of Some Creepy Freshwater Dwellers … Jan, 2014 | AquaBytesThe green goo that defiles your pretty pond in the hot summer months may turn out to be “green gold”! Research engineers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have created a process that produces usefeul crude oil.ĭec, 2013 | AquaBytesAs the pre-Christmas shopping season draws to a close, here are a few gift suggestions for folks on your list who live on, love, or long for the water (and all are available for either electronic delivery or two-day shipping): 1. Sadly, during this week’s weather events one of the few fatalities was a 13-year-old boy in Calhoun who drowned after falling through the ice. Jan, 2014 | AquaBytesIn this especially cold Southeastern winter, we’d like to remind everyone to stay off of frozen ponds and lakes. For all of the frustration and eventual blame, the experience revealed that plenty of Metro. Feb, 2014 | AquaBytesThere are probably at least as many individual stories of heroism, kindness and perseverance to be told after Snow Jam ’14 as there were cars stuck on the road last week.
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