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RUBES CREEK TRAIL

FUNDED $800,000
UNDER CONSTRUCTION – EXPECTED OPEN 2016

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The Rubes Creek Trail will be located off Arnold Mill Road near Fire Station 14 and will head south for approximately 3/4 of a mile. It will be a ten-foot-wide multi-use trail that will eventually be part of the Downtown Loop.

This segment is currently under construction with completion expected in 2016. The funding for this project is through a GDOT Transportation Enhancement Grant.

TOWNE LAKE PASS TRAIL

$3,000,000 FUNDED
EXPECTED OPEN 2017

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This trail segment will connect Towne Lake to the Woofstock Dog Park traveling along Towne Lake Hills South from Towne Lake Parkway towards Woodstock High and Middle schools. The trail turns into the woods near the school complex and follows the Noonday Creek corridor under I-575 and to Woofstock Dog Park. The trail is expected to be roughly 1.2 miles long.

Construction is set to begin in 2016 with completion expected in 2017. The funding for this project is through the Cherokee County Parks Bond.

MAIN STREET NORTH

UNFUNDED

ESTIMATED COST $800,000

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Connecting Downtown Woodstock to the outlet mall and other developments north of the City, this segment would replace old, narrow sidewalk with up-to-date trails.

NOONDAY CREEK CONNECTOR

UNFUNDED

ESTIMATED COST $2,500,000

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Heading south from Highway 92 where the current Noonday Creek Trail terminates to eventually connect into Cobb County’s Noonday Creek Trail that currently terminates at Bells Ferry, this priority connection segment will connect the Cherokee County and Greenprints trail network into Cobb County’s trail system. If you’ve imagined riding your bike to Kennesaw State University or Town Center Mall, this segment may interest you.