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This southern section of the Eastside Trail combines food halls, historic architecture, and heavy concentrations of street art. It serves as the primary hub for culinary tours and mural walks.
The Inman Park and Krog Street area anchors the southern end of the 3.6-mile Eastside Trail. Here, the 14-foot-wide paved path runs past Victorian homes and restored 1920s factories.
Visitors spend most of their time eating at the market or photographing the dense graffiti in the nearby tunnel. This stretch gets busy on weekends. Keep to the right and watch for cyclists.
1 hourHistoric architecture
This is Atlanta's first planned suburb. It features historic Victorian homes and wide, tree-lined streets. Take a short detour off the main trail to view the restored architecture. Walking the neighborhood takes about an hour.
1 hourFood hall
Located inside a restored 1920s factory, this market is a major culinary destination. It serves as the main meeting hub for many guided food tours. Come hungry to find diverse global foods and local craft beer. Expect to spend at least an hour eating and exploring.
15 minsStreet art
This well-known tunnel is completely covered in graffiti and street art. The artwork changes constantly as artists paint over older pieces. It offers excellent photo opportunities just off the trail. Stay alert for passing cars, as the tunnel is open to traffic.
30 minsPublic skatepark
This is Atlanta's first public skatepark. It sits directly on the Eastside Trail, making it an easy place to stop. Visitors frequently pause here to watch local skaters practice. It is a good spot for a quick 30-minute rest break.
