Trails and Parks
Get in Spring in Your Step with our Beautiful Trails and Parks
- Linear Park
- Dillard St. Connector
- Lost Mountain Rd Connector
- Florence Rd Connector
This fully paved trail was built over an abandoned rail line and named after the Silver Comet passenger Train runs from Smyrna, GA to the Georgia/Alabama line creating over 61 miles of walkable, joggable, bikable trail for your enjoyment!
Like the Wildhorse Trail to the east, the Lucille Trail functions as a recreation and transportation corridor. Residents are able to travel without a vehicle to numerous destinations, including Powder Springs and Wildhorse Creek Parks, historic downtown, the library, and employment and commercial centers. The trail is closed at night. Parking is available at Shipp Rd and in downtown.
The Wildhorse Trail is designed to accommodate bicyclists, skaters and walkers, hikers, joggers and persons with disabilities. It does not have facilities for horses, however. The trail is open from dawn to dusk except after rainstorms.
Parking is available at the Wildhorse Creek Park with access on Lancer Drive and at Carter Road with access at the Silver Comet trestle bridge.
Amenities include a fountain/splash pad, play area with climbing structure, and a variety of seating options including a large open lawn. It is conveniently located in the heart of Powder Springs right next to Community Development, with access to and from the Silver Comet Trail, a thoroughfare for both cyclists and pedestrians.
Come out and enjoy one of the many events that will be hosted here annually, or just relax on the grass and take some time to enjoy the outdoors.
Location: 4485 Pineview Dr, Powder Springs 30127
Location: 1301 Richard D. Sailors Pkwy, Powder Springs, GA 30127
Built in 2018 the Hopkins Road Disc Golf Course park is home to our six hole Disc Golf Course and a gravel walking path. Easily accessible from the Wildhorse Creek Trail, parking is available in the grass lot across the street from the final hole.
Location: 3500 Hopkins Road
There is a playground, picnic area, and bench swing perfect for relaxing in the evening breeze. You can find this park at the end of Butner St. off Atlanta Rd.
It has several picnic tables along with a walking path and sand volleyball court.
Parking is available at the Wildhorse Creek Park ballfields across the street from Lancer Subdivision.
POWDER SPRINGS PARK
Powder Springs Park is located on Brownsville Road just west of downtown Powder Springs. The park contains 25 acres with ball fields, playgrounds, picnic areas and pavilions and a passive recreation area with paved trails.
This park is maintained by Cobb County Parks.
Location: 3899 Brownsville Road, Powder Springs 30127
SEVEN SPRINGS WATER PARK
Powder Springs’ own water park is located in Wildhorse Creek park. This outdoor pool and water park is open during the summer months.
The facility is open to the public with nominal admission fees and Season passes are available.
The water park features 2 water slides, a lazy river and a splash pad area with zero depth entry and a full service concessions stand available.