In February, the Sandy Springs City Council agreed to purchase adjoining properties on Allen Road for the expansion of Allen Road Park. This popular three acre park, with a walking trail and playing fields near l-285 and Lake Forest Drive, will grow by 1.5 acres. The Sandy Springs Conservancy has been building support for this park expansion with property owners and the City for a number of years, and we are excited to be involved in making the park even better.
Our next guided Trail Blazers walk will be at Island Ford in Sandy Springs! Join us on, Saturday, August 10, 8:30 am - 9:30 am. Our walk will be guided by Brittany Jones, executive director of the Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy. Island Ford is home to the...
The Sandy Springs Conservancy presented the city of Sandy Springs with $20,000 for parks and trails projects at the City Council meeting on June 18, 2024. Sandy Springs Conservancy Board Chair Jack Misiura and Development Chair Alexandra Allen presented $10,000, made...
The first section of Sandy Springs' new trail network, the Springway, is under construction and making progress around Orkin Lake near the Chattahoochee River and Morgan Falls Dam. Construction by the city was delayed last winter due to rain and other environmental...