News and Events
Feedback on Proposed Springway Trail
The Sandy Springs Conservancy is gathering feedback from residents about the existing Springway trail and potential future trail connections. Whether you currently use the trail or have never visited it, we would value your input. This survey should take about 3-5...
Sharing Knowledge: The Annual Thought Leaders Dinner
2026 Thought Leaders Dinner Connecting Parks, People, and Places Mitchell J. Silver Principal, Mitchell Silver, LLC and Former NYC Parks Commissioner On November 9th, the Sandy Springs Conservancy will host our Thought Leaders Dinner. For 25 years, the Conservancy has...
Supporting Trail Development: Morgan Falls Springway Phase 2C
Design work on Morgan Falls Trail Segment 2C continues to make progress. The Conservancy is working with City staff, PATH Foundation, and Kaizen Collaborative to help shape this 1.6-mile addition to the Morgan Falls Trail system. We think that this trail segment is...
Creating, conserving and connecting parks, trails, and greenspace through PLANNING
Sandy Springs is PLANNING in '26! By now, a lot of residents in Sandy Springs have heard about The Next Chapter. The City has combined its comprehensive planning update with a specific focus on Recreation and Parks – so The Next Chapter is a big two-in-one public...
Trail Blazers Walk, July 25 at 9am
Join us on July 25th at 9am for our next Trail Blazers Walk at the Springway Trail Boardwalk, Morgan Falls.About SSC Trail Blazers Sandy Springs Conservancy's Trail Blazers is a new series of monthly guided walks and hikes at local parks from May to October! Each...
Sandy Springs Conservancy Names John Maximuk as Executive Director, Building on 25 Years of Impact to Advance Parks, Paths, and Community Value
The Sandy Springs Conservancy today announced that John Maximuk has been named Executive Director, marking a key leadership milestone as the organization enters its 25th year of advancing parks, paths, and greenspace across the North Atlanta perimeter. Maximuk brings...