This greenspace is Chapter 23 in Hiking Intown Atlanta’s Hidden Forests.
Description: This 27-acre park is in East Point, Georgia. There are many white oaks here that are around 300 years old. These trees were preserved as shade trees when the area was a large plantation in the 1800s. Rare pink lady slippers can be found blooming here in late April or early May.
What’s there: Hiking trails (beware, some are overgrown in summer)
Champion trees: There are many huge white oaks here, but the largest is at 33.693119,-84.454391. This one is around 16′ around and 109′ tall!
Mileage: Approximately one mile of trails
