TRAILS

The Stillhouse Trail connections would link the Cumberland community to new residential and commercial office developments within the natural and rustic Stillhouse area.

There are about 25 miles of multi-use trails in process in and around Cumberland. With 17 miles of trail already constructed, the community can utilize the network to access national park land as well as amenities within the built environment. SEE MORE

Cumberland sits adjacent to the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area (CRNRA), which provides the community access to a pristine, national park setting that stretches 48 miles in length and encompasses 10,000 acres. The CID’s boundary encompasses two of the CRNRA’s trailheads – Paces Mill and Cochran Shoals. These are two of the busiest in the CRNRA with almost 1/3 of the park’s total 3.2 million annual visitors accessing them.

The Akers Mill Trail provides the critical east/west connection for the Silver Comet connector trail and the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area (CRNRA).

Design and construction of a five-mile trail that connects the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area at US 41 north to Terrell Mill. This is a $13.5 million multi-use trail amenity.