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22 Miles of Connection

The Urban
Loop. 🚲

It used to be an old railway corridor. Now, it is the city's front porch. The perfect date here isn't a destination; it's the walk itself.

The Classic Route

The Eastside Stroll.

If you only do one part of the Beltline, do this. It connects Piedmont Park to Krog Street Market. It’s crowded, vibrant, and full of energy.

Start: Piedmont Park

Begin at the 10th Street entrance. Grab a King of Pops popsicle from the cart (try the Chocolate Sea Salt) and start walking south.

Stop: Ladybird Grove

About halfway down, you'll see the massive patio ("The Grove"). It’s the best place to people-watch with a cocktail in a camper van cup.

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Art on the Beltline

"The trail is the South's largest outdoor art exhibition. Look for the 'Tiny Doors' (literal 6-inch doors hidden on posts) or the massive murals under the bridges. It gives you endless things to point out and discuss."

Pro Tip: Rent Bikes
The Great Debate

Tale of Two Markets. 🍴

Ponce City Market

The "Grand" Date

Located in the massive old Sears building. It feels like a city within a city.

  • The Roof: Skyline Park offers mini-golf and the best view of the skyline.
  • The Vibe: Polished, high-energy, impressive.

Krog Street Market

The "Intimate" Date

Located in an old cast-iron stove factory. It feels cozier, darker, and more authentic.

  • The Tunnel: Walk through the Krog Street Tunnel nearby—it's covered in ever-changing graffiti.
  • The Vibe: Local, culinary-focused, casual.
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Lee + White

"If the Eastside is for seeing and being seen, the Westside is for hanging out. The Lee + White district is a row of breweries and distilleries right on the trail. It's spacious, dog-friendly, and relaxed."

Monday Night The Garage
Wild Heaven Brewery
Westside Trail

Local Flavor.

Want to escape the crowds? Head West. The Westside Trail is wider, greener, and feels more like a nature hike than a city street.

Best Sunday Date

Start at the Lee + White district for a drink, then walk the trail north. It’s quiet enough to actually have a conversation without dodging scooters every 5 seconds.